Josh\u00a0Broghamer has agreed to join the Orlando Magic as an assistant coach, a person familiar with the decision confirmed to The Dallas Morning News.<\/p>\n
NBA insider Marc Stein first reported Broghamer’s decision to join Sean Sweeney’s staff.<\/p>\n
Broghamer reunites with Sweeney, who became the Magic’s new head coach in May<\/a> after one season as the associate head coach of the San Antonio Spurs. Both coaches served as assistants for the Mavericks under\u00a0Kidd, overlapping for two seasons of the five-year era.<\/p>\n Broghamer spent the last three seasons as an assistant with the Mavericks, serving primarily in a player development role. He was the franchise’s summer league coach in 2025, when he developed a close bond with Mavericks star Cooper Flagg<\/a>. Broghamer also conducted Flagg’s pregame workout routine throughout his historic rookie season.<\/p>\n Before his arrival in Dallas,\u00a0Broghamer spent five seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers under four different head coaches. He also served as a member of Kidd’s coaching staff in Milwaukee from 2014 to 2018.<\/p>\n Broghamer is the second assistant to leave the Mavericks for\u00a0the Orlando Magic. Popeye Jones also joined Sweeney’s coaching staff as a lead assistant after just one season in his coaching return to Dallas. The Golden State Warriors hired\u00a0Frank Vogel<\/a> as an associate head coach under Steve Kerr, while Jay Triano joined Micah Nori’s first coaching staff in Portland.<\/p>\n