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ORLANDO, FL - FEBRUARY 5: Orlando Magic CEO Alex Martins and General Manager Rob Hennigan introduce James Borrego as head coach during a press conference on February 5, 2015 at Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges a
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Orlando Magic CEO Says Team Will Have 'At Least 1' Championship by 2030

Thomas Duffy
Dec 13, 2016

Aim high, Alex Martins.

Over the weekend, the 52-year-old Orlando Magic CEO promised fans the team will hoist some hardware in the next 14 years. Here's what he told Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel:

"I certainly believe by 2030 we will have won at least one championship. And I say 'at least.' I firmly believe we're going to get there, and once you get there, you got the kind of team that hopefully can come back."

Kidding aside, the Sentinel has covered other 2030-themed topics, so Martins' comments didn't come out of thin air.

It's still a peculiar quote, though.

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