PORTLAND, Ore. -- Guard Damian Lillard scored 19 points and dished out 10 assists as the Portland Trail Blazers blew away the Orlando Magic 121-84 Saturday night at the Moda Center.

Lillard led six players in double figures for the Trail Blazers (35-32), who got 18 points apiece from Allen Crabbe and CJ McCollum. Meyers Leonard contributed 13 points and Gerald Henderson and Al-Farouq Aminu 11 apiece in Portland's most one-sided victory of the season.

Victor Oladipo scored 18 points and Aaron Gordon added 17 for the Magic (28-37), who lost for the fourth time in five outings.

Portland shot a season-best .560 from the field and shot .486 (17-for-35) from 3-point range. The Blazers outrebounded Orlando, 51-39.

The Magic shot only .374 from the field and .500 (ninr-for-18) from the free-throw line.

Crabbe scored 14 points on six of eight shooting to stake Portland to a 63-42 halftime lead. The Blazers shot .605 from the field and were eight-for-16 from 3-point range. Evan Fournier had 13 points — all in the first quarter — and Oladipo 11 for the Magic.

Portland built the lead to 80-54 late in the third quarter. The Blazers' advantage was 90-65 going into the final period. The lead climbed to 121-80 inside the final minute of play.

Orlando jumped to an 11-2 lead. Portland used a 17-6 run to go ahead 19-17. The Blazers took a 31-24 advantage into the second quarter despite the 13 points by Fournier.

Portland increased the margin to 55-38 with three minutes to play before the half. The difference was extended to 21 at the break.

NOTES: Orlando was without C Nikola Vucevic (groin), G Elfrid Payton (elbow) and G Brandon Jennings (Achilles tendon). Vucevic has missed the last four games; coach Scott Skiles said he is day to day. ... The Magic beat the Blazers 102-94 at Orlando on Dec. 18, "but they're a completely different team now," Skiles said. "They were still just figuring it out. They were 11-17 at that point. They've totally turned their season around. They've really done a nice job the last couple of months." ... In its last 33 games, Portland is 19-1 while leading at halftime and 2-11 when trailing after two quarters. ... The Blazers have made at least 10 3-point shots in seven straight games, tying a franchise record. ... The Magic were on the last stop on a four-game road trip.