Cain continued to carve out a niche as an athletic, high-energy wing in 2025-26, earning rotation minutes through his defensive versatility and decent three-point shooting. He made 38.4 percent of his threes in 40 regular-season appearances (one start) with the Magic in 2025-26 while averaging 5.4 points, 2.0 rebounds and 0.7 assists per contest. That said, Cain still faces an uphill battle for fantasy relevance in Orlando because of his modest usage. The Magic have decent depth on the wings, and while Cain averaged 17.6 minutes per game during Orlando's playoff run, even that amount of playing time limits his fantasy appeal for fantasy purposes. He shouldn't have much of a role in most formats, even the deepest leagues, unless an injury opens up the opportunity for more playing time.