By Josh Robbins, Brian Schmitz and Megan Walsh, Orlando Sentinel 8:09 p.m. EST, July 9, 2012

Add two more names to the list of candidates for the Orlando Magic's head-coaching vacancy.

The Magic are expected to interview Utah Jazz assistant coach Jeff Hornacek and Phoenix Suns player development coach Lindsey Hunter soon.

Hornacek's candidacy was reported first by The Salt Lake Tribune. Hunter's candidacy previously was reported by WKMG.

The Magic also are considering four others, league sources have told the Orlando Sentinel.

They are: Golden State Warriors lead assistant coach Michael Malone, Indiana Pacers associate head coach Brian Shaw, San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Jacque Vaughn and Quin Snyder, who has decided to leave his position as a Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach for a similar position with CSKA Moscow.

Hornacek and Shaw were at Amway Center on Monday for the 2012 AirTran Airways Orlando Pro Summer League.

Hornacek told the Sentinel that he would speak to the Magic if given the opportunity.

Shaw said he has been interviewed for the job.

Shaw said he is "playing the waiting game" and doesn't have any idea when the Magic will make a decision. Shaw played three seasons for the Magic during the mid-1990s.

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