The Atlanta Hawks hope they started what is another long winning streak last night when they beat the Golden State Warriors 126-110 at home one night after having their 11 game winning streak snapped by the Houston Rockets.
It’s hard to get fired up about anything involving Jonathan Kuminga’s reunion with the Golden State Warriors. Instead of a spirited revenge game full of bad blood, all we got from the two sides were hugs and uninspiring performances.
The Atlanta Hawks took on the Golden State Warriors in an out-of-conference contest on Saturday. The Hawks have been rolling high as they were on an 11-game win streak but recently fell to the Houston Rockets.
After months of turmoil in the Golden State, Jonathan Kuminga had the first opportunity to show what they missed out on. But neither JK nor the Warriors left a memorable moment for the fans.
ATLANTA – The Atlanta Hawks just had their 11-game winning streak snapped the night before against the Houston Rockets in a way they probably didn’t want to.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
We all circled Saturday night on the calendar for one very specific reason: the Jonathan Kuminga revenge game. After the Golden State Warriors shipped the former No.
Dyson Daniels matched his career high with 28 points to help the Atlanta Hawks defeat the visiting Golden State Warriors 126-110 on Saturday and extend their homecourt winning streak to 10 games.
It's somewhat possible that this game could have been different if Steph Curry was playing. However, the Hawks dominated almost every facet of this game in such a way that suggests there's very little the Warriors could have done to avoid this result tonight.
The Atlanta Hawks were in action on Saturday evening to face the Golden State Warriors. After a tough loss to the Houston Rockets last night, which ended their 11-game winning streak, the Hawks were looking to see if they could get another streak going.
The Atlanta Hawks will look to stretch their home winning streak to 10 games when they return from a two-game road trip to face the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night.
All good things must come to an end. The Atlanta Hawks' 11-game winning streak has now ended, and ended emphatically. The Houston Rockets blew out the Atlanta Hawks tonight by 22 points, but it was not that close.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
The Hawks looked to keep rolling in Houston, but it wouldn’t be easy in this toughest matchup of the winning streak. Both teams were clicking on offense early on, with the Rockets capitalizing on paint touches to the turn of 14 points in the paint in just the first six minutes of the game.
Kuminga has played just five games in the six weeks since the Golden State Warriors traded him to the Atlanta Hawks. He'll be back Saturday night to show his old team what they lost.
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Former Hawks wing Nikola Djurisic, who was waived by Atlanta last month, has officially signed with Crvena Zvezda, the Serbian team announced today (via Twitter).
The NBA thought this story was finished before it even started. Instead, it turned into one of the most talked-about moments of the season. The Atlanta Hawks were set to host a themed “Magic City Night,” a promotion built around one of the most recognizable parts of Atlanta’s culture.
The Atlanta Hawks knew they were getting a solid shooter and defender when they inked Nickeil Alexander-Walker to a $15.2M contract this summer. They didn't expect they'd be getting a 20 PPG scorer who put up a season-high 41 points against the Orlando Magic in a 124-112 win.