Beep! Beep! Magic coach Jamahl Mosley's pregame media session interrupted by false alarms
Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley's pregame media session was interrupted by false fire alarms at the Kia Center during a question about injured player Franz Wagner. Despite the disruption, Mosley continued answering before deciding to end the session when the alarms sounded again. The alarms did not affect the Detroit Pistons' coach's later media availability.
- ▪The alarms went off while Jamahl Mosley was discussing the possibility of Franz Wagner playing in a potential Game 7.
- ▪Mosley remarked, 'That's not a good sign,' when the alarms began blaring during his media session.
- ▪A team official confirmed the alarms were false, and no issues occurred during Detroit coach J.B. Bickerstaff's session shortly afterward.
- ▪The Magic held a 3-2 series lead going into Game 6 against the Detroit Pistons.
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