When Trae Young went down early in the season, it was an all-too-familiar feeling for Atlanta Hawks fans. Injuries have plagued this team for years, and whenever Young has missed time in the past, the product on the floor became almost unwatchable.
Jalen Johnson is the type of player organizations dream about — the kind that didn’t really exist until about 20 years ago. A do-it-all, unicorn point-forward who shoots, handles, and passes like a guard while standing 6-foot-8.
The Atlanta Hawks were unable to sweep their Sunday-Monday back-to-back, falling to a narrow 99-98 defeat the Eastern Conference leading Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena on Monday night.
After a tough win against the Philadelphia 76ers on the road last night, the Hawks went on the road again to take on another tough opponent in the number one-seeded Detroit Pistons.
Currently sitting in sixth place in the Eastern Conference, the Atlanta Hawks have been one of the early success stories in the NBA this season. Despite being without the services of their top stars, they continue to find a way to win games.
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The Hawks visited Detroit for the first of three times this regular season. Missing in action were Trae Young to knee rehabilitation, Kristaps Porzingis due to illness, and two-way player Jacob Toppin.
The Atlanta Hawks got a thrilling win over the 76ers last night in double overtime and moved their record to 13-8 on the season. Now, the Hawks stay on the road and will head to Detroit tonight for a game against the team with the best record in the Eastern Conference.
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Atlanta Hawks forward Jalen Johnson had quite a night on Sunday against the Philadelphia 76ers at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. The former Duke Blue Devils star, who’s been shining in the absence of injured guard Trae Young, found himself in the middle of a wild ending in regulation before the game went to overtime.
The Atlanta Hawks started a two-game road trip tonight after a nice win at home against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Hawks went on the road to take on the Philadelphia 76ers in a back-and-forth thriller that ended with the Hawks getting another win.
Jalen Johnson scored a career-high 41 points to lift the visiting Atlanta Hawks to a wild 142-134 double-overtime victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.
At the end of October, the Atlanta Hawks were dealt a significant blow when Trae Young sustained a knee injury. Despite the injury, the Hawks have done well without him, mainly due to Jalen Johnson’s ascent to stardom, so they are not rushing him back.
Many people predicted that Jalen Johnson would take a big leap this season. He showed promising flashes in the previous two campaigns, but both were cut short by injuries.
In front of a buzzing State Farm Arena, the Atlanta Hawks showed the kind of grit and firepower that makes you believe. This wasn’t just another November game; this was a statement.
The Cavaliers lost to the Hawks 130-123 on Friday night in Atlanta, and it wasn’t the kind of loss you can shake off with a quick “we’ll get ’em next time.” Cleveland fell to 12-8.
Dyson Daniels burst onto the scene in his first season as a starter in the 2024-25 campaign. He averaged career highs across the board and took home the Most Improved Player award.
For Hawks fans who have understandably checked out over the last several years, it’s time to check back in. On Sunday night, Atlanta found itself down 22 points in the fourth quarter without two of its best players, Trae Young and Kristaps Porzingis.