CLEVELAND, April 5, 2008 (AP) -- They're the East's third-best team, the one being overlooked and even underrated as the playoffs approach. And that's just fine with the Orlando Magic. "If you listen to what the experts are saying, all the teams are jockeying to play us," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said. Hedo Turkoglu scored 23 points, Rashard Lewis added 21 and the Magic, one of this season's biggest surprises, locked up the Eastern Conference's No. 3 playoff seed Saturday with a 101-86 win over the staggering Cleveland Cavaliers. The Magic, who have sat behind Boston and Detroit in the standings for much of the season, won despite getting only four points on 1-of-8 shooting from All-Star center Dwight Howard -- 17 below his average. Orlando's defense, though, was the difference. The Magic held Cleveland to 14 points on 17 percent shooting (4-of-23) in the fourth quarter and didn't let Cavaliers superstar LeBron James get his first points of the final period until there was 1:48...