Beep! Beep! Magic coach Jamahl Mosley’s pregame media session interrupted by false alarms

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Evidently, the alarm system at Orlando’s Kia Center didn’t wish to hear any discuss the Magic probably going to a Game 7 towards the Detroit Pistons.

The alarms started blaring within the enviornment throughout Magic coach Jamahl Mosley’s pregame media availability upfront of Game 6 of the sequence on Friday evening, doing so whereas he was being requested if injured forward Franz Wagner would possibly be capable of play in a Game 7.

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And as that query was being requested, the horns began.

“That’s not a good sign,” Mosley mentioned.

Mosley went on to reply the query, explaining that all of it hinges on how Wagner responds to remedy. He did that whereas a computerized voice gave directions on what individuals who have been within the constructing ought to have been doing at that second.

The alarms returned once more a number of seconds later, and Mosley determined that was his cue to finish the discuss.

“All right, that’s good, thank you, appreciate it,” Mosley mentioned.

For the document, a group official confirmed that the alarms have been false. And Detroit coach JB Bickerstaff’s pregame media session, which began about 10 minutes after Mosley’s ended, went off with none alarms.

The Magic took a 3-2 lead into Game 6 of the sequence on Friday.

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