- Bush Abandons Phrase ‘Stay the Course’ on Iraq, The New York Times, October 24, 2006.
4. The Heat made 12 of 18 shots in the first quarter, running out to a 31-22 lead that had Van Gundy lamenting in a television interview between quarters that his team “didn’t do anything well—nothing.”
His assessment had to change from there, thanks to what Orlando started doing on the defensive end.
It took Miami the next 19-plus minutes to match what it scored in the opening 12, as the Magic steadily made what was as much as a 13-point deficit disappear. The Heat lead was only 50-47 at the break—a three-point play by Wade with inside of a minute left provided that margin—and Miami went on to miss eight straight shots early in the third quarter.
Even then, it was still nip-and-tuck, the Magic unable to take full advantage of the Heat going cold.
Jason Richardson’s basket and foul with 8:26 left in the third gave Orlando what was then its biggest lead, 57-54. Then it was Orlando’s turn to sputter offensively, scoring just six points in the remainder of the period, which was capped by James banking in an 18-footer with just under a second left for a 67-63 Miami lead.
Then Wade gave Miami just enough in the fourth, and the Heat didn’t mind another grind-it-out evening.
“You have to weather a lot of storms when you play the Orlando Magic,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. “And you have to stay the course.”
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