Bitadze continued to maximize his opportunities in Orlando, averaging 5.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.0 blocks while shooting an outstanding 67.6 percent from the field across 64 appearances (three starts) in 2025-26. Although he was no longer a regular starter after the Magic regained health in the frontcourt, Bitadze remained one of the league's more productive backup centers on a per-minute basis thanks to his efficient finishing, rebounding and rim protection. Entering 2026-27, his fantasy outlook is largely unchanged. Orlando values his reliability as a backup center, but barring injuries, he should continue to average fewer than 20 minutes per game, which will limit his fantasy upside considerably. Managers in deeper category leagues can still find value in his elite field-goal percentage and blocks, though his offensive role remains too limited for him to emerge as a dependable fantasy starter in standard 12-team or 14-team leagues.