Saturday, January 8, 2011 By EDDIE SEFKO / The Dallas Morning News The Mavericks are having a little trouble with staying power these days – at least in terms of being able to focus and execute with games on the line. They aren't having any trouble with passion, at least not judging from the flurry of technical fouls in the fourth quarter Saturday night. But redirecting some of that venom might be needed. The Mavericks lost a double-digit lead for the second game in a row – this time a 16-point advantage – and were hammered in the fourth quarter as Orlando rolled to a 117-107 victory at American Airlines Center. Rick Carlisle was ejected in the fourth quarter. Tyson Chandler fouled out and got a technical when he did. Essentially, the Mavericks wilted at the wrong time. The Magic went on a 26-3 run in the fourth quarter to go ahead, 108-88, and the drama was over. The Mavericks fell to 2-5 since Dirk Nowitzki's injury, and it has gotten so bad they can't even stop a streaking team. Orlando won for the ninth consecutive time. The Magic has not lost since the Mavericks won in Orlando on Oct. 21. The Magic avoided joining Boston (five-game streak), New Orleans (eight), Oklahoma City (five), San Antonio (12), Utah (seven) and Miami (12) as teams that have had winning streaks of five games or longer wiped off the board by the Mavericks. Hedo Turkoglu, revitalized after returning to Orlando in a trade from Phoenix, had a career-best 17 assists, and the Magic used a well-rounded attack to run down the Mavericks, who were up 50-34 late in the second quarter, but saw that advantage down to six by halftime and gone completely in the third quarter. "They hit us with a barrage that we couldn't handle," said Carlisle, who was tossed with 6:06 left and vented his anger on a trash can after leaving the court through a hallway. "We're not going to be an excuse team. I didn't like the officiating, obviously, but that's as much as I'm going to say about it. Calls you disagree with are a reality in this league. When you disagree a lot, you get thrown out of the game." The Mavericks got 24 points from DeShawn Stevenson, 18 from Shawn Marion and 16 from Jason Terry. But there wasn't enough consistency at either end of the court to make a push. And 17 turnovers – seven in the third quarter – didn't help. "We never adjusted to what they were doing to us, and it cost us," Terry said. "They ran the same play like 30 times in a row. "It's a tough loss for us. Our problem all year long is having a lead and not being able to sustain it and put a team away. If we're going to be the team we say we want to be, regardless of who's in uniform, when you get a lead, you got to do something about it. Until we address it, we'll be sitting here with a sad face." 上面输球就不翻了，自己看看吧。翻下面就好。 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To three, or not to three: DeShawn Stevenson hit three 3-point shots in the first quarter Saturday night before missing, adding to his reputation as one of the best in the league at nailing the long ball. So will he listen if the NBA comes calling to ask him to participate in the 3-point shootout at All-Star Weekend? "Nah, I don't want to mess up my rhythm," Stevenson said. "If you go out there and only make two, then you might lose your rhythm." There's still time for Stevenson to change his mind. He came into Saturday's game fourth in the league at 46.6 percent. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 没胡子哥倾向不参加明星周的三分球大赛，他说她不想因为参赛而失去原本的投 篮节奏。但简言之，目前还有时间让没胡子哥考虑考虑，看能否改变心意。他在今天战魔 术赛前拥有46.6%的三分球命中率，全联盟排第四位。 --

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