Hawks forward Josh Smith will miss Sunday night's game at Oklahoma City because of a right ankle sprain.
Atlanta says Smith won't travel with the team. There was no mention of the injury after Smith played 41 minutes in the Hawks' season-opening 109-102 loss to Houston on Friday night.
The Hawks said on Saturday that Smith was injured during the game. Smith had 18 points, 10 rebounds and three blocked shots against the Rockets.
Smith set career highs by averaging 18.8 points and 9.6 rebounds last season.
The Hawks say backup center Johan Petro will also miss Sunday's game because of a lower back injury. He wasn't in uniform on Friday night.
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November 03, 2012
ATLANTA -- Hawks forward Josh Smith will miss Sunday night's game at Oklahoma City because of a right ankle sprain. Atlanta says Smith won't travel with the team. There was no mention of the injury after Smith played 41 minutes in the Hawks' season-opening 109-102 loss to Houston on Friday night. The Hawks said on Saturday that Smith was injured during the game...
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November 04, 2012
Josh Smith will not play tonight against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Atlanta Hawks guard will sit out with an ankle sprain. Smith did not travel with the team, so he will be completely unavailable. Smith is receiving treatment back in Atlanta in hopes of returning to the court as soon as possible. #ATLHawks Injury Report: Johan Petro (lower back) and Josh Smith (right...
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November 02, 2012
Tweet With Joe Johnson and his 18 points a game up in Brooklyn now the Atlanta Hawks will need Jeff Teague to be more aggressive and assertive at the offensive end of the floor. Like this. http://youtu.be/oEH7SGJEFxw Back in the day this might not have been an offensive foul, but the “restricted area” half [...]
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November 01, 2012
Josh Smith has played nearly his whole career alongside Joe Johnson in Atlanta. The two have been a “less than dynamic duo” for the Hawks, playing well but never clearing the hump to reach the top of the Eastern Conference. Now Johnson is in Brooklyn, paving the way for Smith to lead the Hawks by himself. Smith played in every game last year for Atlanta, posting career highs...
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November 02, 2012
ATLANTA With so much roster turnover in the offseason the Atlanta Hawks remained something of a mystery right up until game time of their season opener on Friday.
That's when head coach Larry Drew finally unveiled his starting lineup, which featured Devin Harris at the shooting guard and Kyle Korver at the small forward to go with returning starters Jeff Teague, Josh Smith...
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November 03, 2012
Sometimes the best dunks are the ones that don't count.From last night's Atlanta Hawks/Houston Rockets game, Atlanta point guard Jeff Teague drove the lane to throw down a poster dunk on Marcus Morris.While the play looked to be legal, the referee from behind the basket called a offensive foul on Teague:
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November 03, 2012
Devin Harris took a second to chat about his new team, the Atlanta Hawks.
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November 04, 2012
Tweet Saturday night, Atlanta Hawks point guard Jeff Teague was robbed of a highlight when he was called for a charge after smashing on Houston Rockets forward Marcus Morris. Sunday night Teague was looking for redemption, and made All-Star Kevin Durant his victim with a vicious one-handed hammer: Teague is making an early bid for [...]
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November 04, 2012
Al Horford had 23 points and 12 rebounds, Lou Williams added 10 of his 19 points during Atlanta's decisive fourth-quarter surge and the Hawks beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 104-95 on Sunday night.
Williams hit a 3-pointer, a 24-foot jumper and converted a three-point play off a driving scoop in the lane during a 12-4 push midway through the fourth quarter that put the Hawks...
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November 03, 2012
Twenty-four hours before Joe Johnson donned his Brooklyn whites to properly introduce the NBA to Kings County, Devin Harris stood in his stead, name in bold, Hawks uniform neatly tucked.
It was a curious situation, one that will endure throughout the 2012-13 season in Atlanta: The new quietly filling the voids of the old.
On Friday night against the Houston Rockets, it was the...
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November 04, 2012
Jeff Teague got nasty during the second quarter of the Atlanta Hawks and Oklahoma City Thunder game on Sunday night. Teague got a clear opening to the hoop, drove to the basket, and took off to dunk directly over Kevin Durant. The dunk was vicious and Teague did not apologize to KD as far as we know.
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November 03, 2012
Twenty-four hours before Joe Johnson donned his Brooklyn whites to properly introduce the NBA to Kings County, Devin Harris stood in his stead, name in bold, Hawks uniform neatly tucked.
It was a curious situation, one that will endure throughout the 2012-13 season in Atlanta: The new quietly filling the voids of the old.
On Friday night against the Houston Rockets, it was the...
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November 04, 2012
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Al Horford had 23 points and 12 rebounds, Lou Williams added 10 of his 19 points during Atlanta's decisive fourth-quarter surge and the Hawks beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 104-95 on Sunday night.
Williams hit a 3-pointer, a 24-foot jumper and converted a three-point play off a driving scoop in the lane during a 12-4 push midway through the fourth quarter...
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November 05, 2012
A couple of days ago, Atlanta Hawks guard Jeff Teague nearly posterized Houston Rockets forward Marcus Morris but was called for an offensive foul.However, Teague last night against the Oklahoma City Thunder decided to find a better player to poster.Watch as he throws it down on Kevin Durant:
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November 02, 2012
ATLANTA -- James Harden picked up where he left off after his eye-popping 37-point debut against the Pistons on Halloween, scoring 45 points to lead Houston Rockets to a 109-102 win over the Atlanta Hawks. Jeremy Lin added 21 points and 10 rebounds, and Omer Asik had a career-high 19 rebounds. Josh Smith led the Hawks' frantic fourth-quarter comeback, giving the Hawks an...
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