The visiting Atlanta Hawks have a chance to break the Toronto Raptors' hold on them, and perhaps get even, starting Saturday night with the opener of a two-game set.
It got closer than they wanted it too at the end, but the Atlanta Hawks got an important victory tonight against the New York Knicks. While the Knicks were without Karl-Anthony Towns, Mitchell Robinson, and Josh Hart, the Hawks needed this win to continue building momentum.
Jalen Johnson recorded a triple-double Friday night for the visiting Atlanta Hawks, who withstood a late rally by the New York Knicks to earn a 111-99 win.
The return of Kristaps Porzingis two days ago helped the Hawks break a long losing streak in a win against the Minnesota Timberwolves. For tonight, the Hawks had the same team available as Trae Young sat with a thigh contusion.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
There will be no changes for the Atlanta Hawks starting lineup tonight. As star point guard Trae Young misses his third straight game with a right quad contusion, Nickeil Alexander-Walker is going to get another start as the Hawks lead guard.
The Hawks are hoping to start 2026 off with a win and they are facing an opponent they faced not even a week ago. Atlanta will face the Knicks tonight, though it won't be at State Farm Arena, it will be at Madison Square Garden.
The Atlanta Hawks were able to break their seven-game losing streak before the new year, and they had some reinforcements to help. After missing the past ten games as the Hawks shut him down, Kristaps Porzingis returned to the floor and gave the team a major boost on both sides of the ball.
Welcome to the New Year Atlanta. The Hawks are hoping to start 2026 off with a win and they are facing an opponent they faced not even a week ago. Atlanta will face the Knicks tonight, though it won't be at State Farm Arena, it will be at Madison Square Garden.
The Atlanta Hawks’ recent skid has everybody expecting them to be among the most active teams at next month’s NBA trade deadline, with two names headlining the conversation: Trae Young and Anthony Davis.
ATLANTA, GA – When a new year arrives, everyone wants to break old habits and create better ones that will set the tone moving forward. In all honesty, it’s good to break those habits before the new year arrives so you can come in with a fresh, clean slate.
The Thunder beat the Hawks 140-129 last night, but the result wasn’t much of a surprise. Nickeil Alexander-Walker did all he could to keep his shorthanded team in the game, as he dropped 30 points on the Thunder’s vaunted defense while also grabbing four rebounds and dishing out five assists.
While Hawks center Kristaps Porzingis will be out again for Monday’s contest at Oklahoma City, his return shouldn’t be far off. According to the team (Twitter link), Porzingis is progressing in his return from an illness and is now considered day-to-day.