Editing Rick Mahorn (section)

==Coaching==
===WNBA===
Mahorn then served as a color commentator for Pistons radio broadcasts, and as an assistant coach under former teammate [[Bill Laimbeer]] with the [[Women's National Basketball Association|WNBA]]'s [[Detroit Shock]]. Laimbeer and Mahorn led the Shock to two WNBA titles (2006, 2008).<ref>[https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/big3-signs-nba-legends-clyde-drexler-rick-barry-and-rick-mahorn-as-coaches-300397867.html BIG 3 signs NBA legends Drexler, Barry, and Mahorn as coaches - PR Newswire.com]</ref>

On July 22, 2008, at a Sparks-Shock game, Mahorn attempted to break up a [[Sparks–Shock brawl|brawl]]. When attempting to restrain [[Lisa Leslie]], he put his left hand out and Leslie fell to the ground. Mahorn was suspended for two games.<ref>Arritt, Dan. [http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketball/wnba/sparks/la-sp-wnba25-2008jul25,0,2967674.story "Candace Parker, Lisa Leslie suspended after WNBA fight"]. ''Los Angeles Times''. July 25, 2008.</ref>

On June 15, 2009, he became the head coach of the Shock, a position he held until the franchise moved to [[Tulsa, Oklahoma]] after the season. Shortly afterward, Mahorn continued his work with Pistons radio, doing color commentary alongside [[Mark Champion]].

===BIG3===
In 2017, Mahorn became head coach of [[Trilogy (basketball)|Trilogy]], the eventual champion of the [[BIG3]] basketball league's inaugural season. His team's players included [[Al Harrington]] and [[Kenyon Martin]].<ref>[https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/big3-championship-former-nba-players-harrington-martin-win-inaugural-title/ Former NBA players Harrington, Martin win inaugural BIG 3 title - CBS Sports.com]</ref>