By SAM
GARDNER
FOXSportsFlorida.com
Magic writer
Jan. 19,
2011
In one of the most unbelievable endings to a basketball game you'll ever see, the Orlando Magic stole a 99-98 overtime win from the Philadelphia 76ers thanks to not one, but two four-point plays with the game on the line.
"It was an incredible win," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said. "My head's still spinning."
Jason Richardson completed a game-tying four-point play with 17 seconds left in regulation, and Lou Williams fouled J.J. Redick on a three pointer with 1:43 remaining in the extra period as the Magic finished off one of the most improbable wins in recent memory.
"I've not seen that before," Redick said of the two four-point plays. "That was kind of a bizarre sequence."
Van Gundy, who was beside himself after the game, said that he had never even seen two four-point plays in one game, much less under those circumstances.
"That's about as crazy a game as you'll ever see right there," he said. "I mean, two four-point plays down the stretch
