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NEW YORK, Dec. 29, 2022 — Detroit Cylinders watch Killian Hayes has been suspended three games without pay, Orlando Wizardry focus Moritz Wagner two games without pay and Cylinders monitor Hamidou Diallo one game without pay for their parts in an on-court fight, it was reported today by Joe Dumars, Chief VP, Head of Ball Activities.
Additionally, eight other Magic players have been given one-game suspensions without pay for leaving the bench during an on-court altercation. These players include guards Cole Anthony, R.J. Hampton, Gary Harris, and Kevon Harris, forwards Admiral Schofield and Franz Wagner, and centers Mo Bamba and Wendell Carter, Jr.
The episode started when Wagner, who was surveyed an Egregious Foul 2 and catapulted, serious an unsportsmanlike demonstration when he drove Hayes into the Detroit seat while the two players were seeking after a free ball. Diallo, who got a specialized foul and was shot out, proceeded with the squabble when he pushed Wagner from behind. When Hayes punched Wagner in the back of the head, the fight escalated. Hayes was given a specialized foul and catapulted.
On December 28 at Little Caesars Arena, the incident took place with 33.2 seconds remaining in the second quarter of the Pistons’ 121-101 victory over the Magic.
Friday, when the Detroit Pistons host the Chicago Bulls at the United Center, Hayes will begin his three-game suspension, and Diallo will serve his one-game suspension.
Wagner’s two-game suspension will start Friday when the Enchanted plays host to the Washington Wizards at Amway Center.
In accordance with league policy, Orlando will have eight healthy players available for its next two games when the one-game suspensions for the eight Magic players for leaving the bench during an altercation are served. Friday against the Wizards, Anthony, Bamba, Carter Jr., Hampton, and Gary Harris will serve out their suspensions. Kevon Harris, Schofield and Franz Wagner will be suspended for Orlando’s following game Jan. 4 in Oklahoma City at Paycom Center.
