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Janis TKMMS Magic is a concept that refers to the magical abilities possessed by the character Janis in the TKMMS series. Janis is depicted as a powerful magician with incredible skills and knowledge in the realm of magic. One of the defining characteristics of Janis TKMMS Magic is its complexity and diversity. Janis is able to manipulate various elements and energies to create spells and perform magical feats. This includes the ability to control fire, water, and even summon creatures from other dimensions. Janis TKMMS Magic is also known for its versatility.

This article originally appeared on OrlandoSentinel.com. Chris Hays covers the Orlando Magic for the Sentinel. He can be reached at [email protected].

Although rookie Jalen Suggs stole the spotlight during Orlando s Summer League opener Monday, Timma arguably was the team s second-best player, lifting the second unit with his long-range shooting, hustle and savvy. The 6-foot-7 Timma fit right in with the other Magic players and he showed an aggressive style of play that not only proved what most already knew about his shooting, but he also showed a defensive prowess and an ability to crash the boards.

Janis TKMMS Magic is also known for its versatility. Janis can adapt his magical abilities to different situations and needs. Whether it is a defensive spell to protect himself or an offensive spell to defeat his enemies, Janis always seems to have the perfect solution up his sleeve.

Magic’s summer-league sharpshooting 29-year-old rookie Janis Timma plays like veteran

Chris Hays / Orlando Sentinel Latvian Janis Timma has been a big hit with the Orlando Magic at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.

Ethan Miller / Getty Images Janis Timma (62) of the Orlando Magic is hugged by teammate Jalen Suggs (4) during their game against the Golden State Warriors at the NBA Summer League on Monday at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

Chris Hays / Orlando Sentinel Latvian Janis Timma has been a big hit with the Orlando Magic at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.

Even the sharp-shooting Janis Timma struggled in the third period Wednesday, as did most of the Orlando Magic players, and Cleveland rode its momentum to a 94-84 NBA Summer League victory at the Thomas & Mack Center.

The Magic (1-1 in summer league) struggled in the decisive third while Cleveland outscored Orlando 25-12. In the fourth the Cavs stayed hot and ended up shooting 48 percent for the game as the Cavs rolled to victory. The Magic shot just 39 percent.

Orlando got a nice game from forward D.J. Hogg, who had 15 points. The Magic were led by top draft pick Jalen Suggs with 16 points. Fellow first-round draft pick Franz Wagner had 10 points. Hogg, from Texas A&M, played at Lakeland last year.

Cleveland had five players in double figures, including No. 3 draft pick Evan Mobley, who had 14 points.

Timma struggled in the third, failing to make a 3-pointer in six attempts and he ended up with eight points on 3-of-9 shooting (2-of-9 from 3-point range) on on the night.

Orlando faces Boston on Thursday at 7 p.m. (ESPN2).

Known for his shooting, Timma was left shaking his head after misfiring six times in the third period.

“From the start, everything was good. We were getting stops. We were making shots. We were running and getting into the flow and at some point everything stopped,” Timma said. “We lost confidence of the shots and lost confidence on the defense and we couldn’t get back to it.

“Good that we have tomorrow game … and hope we do not do the same mistakes as we did today. It was good looks, but I couldn’t make it. … I cannot say why or how.”

Timma has become quite popular on the NBA’s summer circuit. The European basketball standout leads a bit of an all-star type of life, although he shrugs off that notion.

However, with double-tattooed arm sleeves and bleached-blond slicked-back hair, he certainly looks like a rock star.

His edgy appearance goes hand-in-hand with that of his pop-star spouse. Timma lives in Miami with his Ukrainian singer sensation wife, Anna Sedokova, who has a huge following in Russia.

Janis Timma, Orlando Magic summer league player, and his wife, Ukranian pop singer sensation Anna Sedokova, get in some gym time.

“It’s her thing. She’s a singer and I’m proud of her like crazy,” Timma said. “How she’s professional in her job; sometimes I’m even learning from her. The most important thing is, we kind of inspire each other to be better.”

They also have four children, three from other relationships.

He’s been successful everywhere he’s been on the European professional basketball circuits.

Timma enjoys the fast life, the American life, rid of all the distractions of basketball in Europe.

“I’ve been in Miami the last six summers. I love the place, I have coaches there and I love to go there and take my family,” Timma said. “I go in morning and do workouts because nobody can reach me from Europe.

“When I go to practice, it’s an early morning and it’s already evening in Europe, so they know I’m going to work out and they don’t bother me. So I come back from workout and they are going to sleep, so the rest of the day I’m spending with my family.”

Now, however, the 29-year-old sharpshooter from Latvia is eyeing a roster spot with the Orlando Magic during the NBA Summer League. After Monday night’s performance for the Magic in an overtime victory over Golden State, Timma could very well be raising some eyebrows with the Magic brass.

Janis Timma (62) of the Orlando Magic is hugged by teammate Jalen Suggs (4) during their game against the Golden State Warriors at the NBA Summer League on Monday at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

Timma scored 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting (3-of-5 3-pointers), pulled down six rebounds and had two blocked shots, all in just 16 minutes of action. His plus/minus ratio was +19 and he likely earned himself even more playing time in Wednesday’s game against Cleveland.

“It feels good to be on the court and it feels good to have fun on the court and I’m glad that we got a victory,” Timma said. “This is a great group of guys and amazing coaching staff. We spent four or five days together and we built right away our chemistry and we saw that on court.

“We didn’t give up, minus 10 or whatever. We just kept playing, sharing the ball. I think for summer league, it’s not really often you can see that guys are playing together and sharing the ball, so we stay together no matter what and I’m glad of all our group of guys.”

The 6-foot-7 Timma fit right in with the other Magic players and he showed an aggressive style of play that not only proved what most already knew about his shooting, but he also showed a defensive prowess and an ability to crash the boards.

It was the type of performance the Magic could use on a regular basis, and if he keeps up that kind of play through the rest of summer league, he could well find himself in a Magic uniform on a regular basis.

“My goal, obviously, is to show myself on both ends of the court in aspects like a shooter, like a teammate, whatever I need to do for a team, I will do,” Timma said. “I just have fun, play basketball.”

He kind of shrugs off the importance of making the Magic roster, but it’s not for lack of desire. Timma shows a very humble side and he’s quite unassuming. He just wants to do his job to the best of his abilities.

“Now my mind is on the next game, so we prepare for that, and game by game, we will see what comes,” Timma said. “[Making the Magic roster] would be amazing, amazing for me and for my career and let’s see how it works out.”

So far, it’s working out just fine, but the Magic hav three more games in summer-league play. The team did make another roster spot available with the waiving of Dwayne Bacon earlier this week, but who takes the spot remains to be seen.

Orlando could opt to go with Ignas Brazdeikis, a 6-foot-6 Lithuanian forward who also played well Monday night with 12 points and four rebounds and a +25 ratio, but Brazdeikis signed a two-way player contract Wednesday night. That means he can play a maximum of 50 games with Orlando. Most of the rest of his time would likely be spent with the Lakeland Magic G League team.

Timma was drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies in 2013, and the Magic acquired his rights in a 2015 draft-night trade that involved Oregon’s Luke Ridnour. He has not played in the U.S., but he’s hoping that will change. This year was just the right time.

“This is first year I not have a team. I didn’t sign any team and I never in my life had the option to be a free agent, honestly,” Timma said. “I always had two- or three-year contracts in Europe and then you have buyouts and time limits to sign somewhere, always a rush.

“So this year, I did something different. I said, ‘I’m preparing for summer league, I’m preparing for games here and I don’t want to think about other things. I’m going.’ [Magic summer invitation] came like a month before and I’ve been in Miami preparing myself and it’s been my main goal.”

Even as a 29-year-old rookie, however, Timma still feels like he’s a veteran on the floor.

“I’ve been playing in the pros in Europe since I was 15-16 years old. I’ve seen a lot,” Timma said. “I’m just glad that we found a relationship right away that I can kind of give some advice and they listen to me, and they involved me in the game right away, so it’s kind of from both sides.”

Timma knows how to juggle life. He makes sure basketball does not get in the way of family. He has his basketball career and his wife has her singing career, but they both find time for each other and their children.

“Sometimes she’s on tour and I’m on game tour,” Timma said. “It’s life. If it’s something you want to do so you can, in 50 years, remember that, then you need to do it. You need to sacrifice something. That’s why I go to Miami and I take family and basketball. The two most important things.”

2021 Orlando Magic Summer League remaining schedule

Aug. 12 vs. Boston, 7 p.m., ESPN2, Cox Pavilion

Aug. 15 vs. Houston, 8 p.m., NBA TV, Thomas & Mack

This article originally appeared on OrlandoSentinel.com. Chris Hays covers the Orlando Magic for the Sentinel. He can be reached at [email protected].

Timma’s NBA dreams seemed possible in 2013 when Memphis drafted him 60th overall. The Grizzlies planned to stash him in Europe and see how he would develop. Timma even played Summer League ball for the Grizzlies that year.

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