Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley expressed deep sadness over the season-ending ACL injury suffered by forward Moe Wagner.
A Tweet read,
“Magic HC Jamahl Mosley on Moe Wagner’s season-ending ACL injury: “It broke me a little bit. I teared up as I watched Moe go down… He was in the running, in my mind, for 6MOTY.””
Magic HC Jamahl Mosley on Moe Wagner’s season-ending ACL injury:
“It broke me a little bit. I teared up as I watched Moe go down… He was in the running, in my mind, for 6MOTY.”
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— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) December 23, 2024
Moe Wagner’s Impact on the Team
Moe Wagner has been a significant contributor to the Magic this season. Averaging 12.9 points and 4.9 rebounds per game, Wagner is also a reliable shooter, making 36% of his 3-point attempts. The team will feel his absence deeply, especially given the numerous injuries they have already faced this season.
Coach Jamahl Mosley’s Emotional Response
In a tweet by @LegionHoops, Coach Mosley shared his heartfelt reaction to Wagner’s injury: “It broke me a little bit. I teared up as I watched Moe go down… He was in the running, in my mind, for 6MOTY.” Mosley’s words reflect the emotional toll the injury has taken on both the coach and the team.
The Road to Recovery
Wagner’s journey to recovery will be challenging, but he remains optimistic. He has expressed his determination to come back stronger and has drawn inspiration from teammates like Jonathan Isaac, who successfully returned from multiple lower leg injuries. Wagner’s positive attitude and resilience will be crucial as he navigates the long road to rehabilitation.
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