FlaBasquete arrives in Orlando for a friendly against Magic
The red-black team will train this Tuesday in preparation for the match
By Mariana Sa - inFlamengo is already in Florida to face the Orlando Magic in the NBA preseason. This Tuesday (2), the red-black basketball delegation landed in Orlando and has already begun preparing for the friendly. The team arrived in the morning and rested at the hotel before training scheduled for late afternoon.
In addition to last week's Campeonato Carioca champion, FlaBasquete also gained another reinforcement for the match. Leandrinho Barbosa was signed specifically for the match and reported to Miami before arriving in Orlando with his new teammates.
In addition to Tuesday's activity, the squad will also train on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings. On October 5th, the Tradition Team will face the Magic at 20 p.m. (Brasília time) at the Amway Center, located at 400 W Church Street.
Fans looking to witness the clash between the Pride of the Nation and the home team can secure their tickets on the Magic website. Tickets are being sold for prices ranging from $11 to $637. Buy here or at the Amway Center ticket office.
The match will have a variety of broadcasts. You can follow and cheer for Flamengo on ESPN, SporTV, and NBA League Pass. The ball goes up at 20 pm Brasília time.
FlaBasquete Schedule in Orlando (local time)
October 02, Tuesday
18:19 PM - Ball training (30:20 PM to XNUMX:XNUMX PM open for photos)
October 03, Wednesday
11am - Strength training
12:13 PM - Ball training (13:30 PM to XNUMX:XNUMX PM open for pictures)
October 04th, Thursday
18am - Strength training
18:30 pm - Ball training (19:30 pm to 20 pm open for photos)
October 05, Friday
10am - Ball training (image capture to be confirmed)
16:30 pm - Departure from the hotel for the game
19pm - ORLANDO MAGIC X FLAMENGO
October 06, Saturday
Return to Rio de Janeiro
The Flamengo Regatas basketball teams receive funding from their sponsors – Thinkseg, TIM, AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, and EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and the State Incentive Law/Rio de Janeiro State Secretariat of Sports, Recreation, and Youth (Seelje), as well as support from the Brazilian Club Committee (CBC) through the decentralization of funds from the Pelé Law. The Flamengo Guardian Angel Project, a personal tax transfer, benefits all Olympic sports of the club.