The Orlando Magic enjoyed a strong 2010-11 season, finishing second in the Southeast Division with an impressive 52-30 record and securing the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference. The campaign was highlighted by the move to the brand-new Amway Center and the continued dominance of Dwight Howard, who earned his third consecutive Defensive Player of the Year award. Despite a mid-season blockbuster trade to revitalize the roster, the team showcased great resilience and remained a premier contender throughout the year, ultimately making their fifth consecutive playoff appearance. The 2011-12 Orlando Magic season was highlighted by a competitive 37-29 record, securing the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference during a lockout-shortened year. The team showcased significant individual talent, with Dwight Howard earning All-NBA First Team and All-Defensive First Team honors, while Ryan Anderson was named the NBA's Most Improved Player after leading the league in three-pointers made. Additionally, the franchise celebrated a special milestone as the Amway Center served as the proud host of the 2012 NBA All-Star Game. The first overall pick in the 2004 NBA Draft, Dwight Howard was a dominant center for the Orlando Magic who earned six All-Star selections and three consecutive Defensive Player of the Year awards while leading the franchise to the 2009 NBA Finals.