Posted January 25, 2012 on
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PLAYERS:
Matt Bonner,
DeJuan Blair,
Tiago Splitter,
Jeff Teague,
Kirk Hinrich,
Joe Johnson
TEAMS: San Antonio Spurs, Atlanta Hawks
TEAMS: San Antonio Spurs, Atlanta Hawks
Matt Bonner and DeJuan Blair both scored 17 points, and the San Antonio Spurs handed the surging Atlanta Hawks their first lopsided loss of the season, 105-83 on Wednesday night.
Tiago Splitter added 16 points for the Spurs, who relished a convincing win over the Southeast Division leaders after losing two of their previous three and barely squeaking past woeful New Orleans on Monday night.
Jeff Teague led Atlanta with 22 points. Kirk Hinrich made his season debut, after missing 18 games recovering from shoulder surgery, and scored seven points in 14 minutes.
Joe Johnson had just 10 points for Atlanta. The 22-point blowout was a rare embarrassment for the Hawks (13-6), who had won six of seven.
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