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Orlando Magic (6-10) at Golden State Warriors (10-6), 10:30 p.m.

(Sports Network) - The Orlando Magic will try to use Sunday's emotional victory over their former star Dwight Howard and his Los Angles Lakers when they visit the Golden State Warriors on Monday night.

The Magic used a 40-point fourth quarter on Sunday in L.A. to overcome the Lakers and win, 113-103.

Orlando moved Howard in the offseason amid years of speculation about whether or not Howard would sign long-term. The Magic traded him in a summer blockbuster, but the biggest chip they received in terms of players was Arron Afflalo.

The Magic, who got their five-game road trip off to a great start with the win over the Lakers, received draft picks, but it didn't seem like a huge haul for the game's best center. Afflalo certainly paid off on Sunday night with 30 points, five rebounds and five assists.

Glen Davis added 23 and Jameer Nelson, who missed the last Magic game, chipped in 19 points. Nikola Vucevic, Howard's replacement at center, contributed a double-double with 17 points and 12 boards.

And Howard even helped his old team out on Sunday. Yes, he had 21 points and 15 rebounds, but he missed seven free-throws in the fourth quarter and went 9- for-21 from the foul line on the night.

"It wasn't emotional," Howard said after the game. "It bothered us that we didn't play the way we needed to play."

The Warriors have won three straight, all at home, as Monday's game is the last at Oracle Arena for a while. Golden State heads east for a seven-game sojourn that won't see the Warriors back at home until Dec. 18.

The Warriors, who have won five in a row at home, bested the Indiana Pacers 103-92 on Saturday night. Klay Thompson had 22 points and seven rebounds, while his backcourt mate, Stephen Curry, posted 20 points and 11 assists.

You might be hard-pressed to find two better bench contributors this season than the Warriors' Carl Landry and Jarrett Jack. On Saturday against the Pacers, Landry netted 18 points to go along with five rebounds and five assists, while Jack had 16 points and four assists. Jack threw in a half-court shot to end the third quarter and give the Warriors a 10-point lead.

Those sorts of shots are great, but forward David Lee highlighted another end- of-quarter play as a key ingredient to the success that has taken the Warriors into a share of the lead in the Pacific Division.

"At the end of the second quarter they were on a fast break that could have cut it to three but we intercepted the pass and get a layup to make it seven at half," said Lee. "I feel like those are little plays that would have won a game last year."

The Magic have won eight of the last 10 against the Warriors and are 5-1 in their last six in Golden State.