Sure, Hawks coach Mike Woodson could have found better, more relaxing ways to spend a rare, and free, Saturday evening.
But the Portland Trail Blazers, the Hawks' opponent Monday afternoon at Philips Arena, just wouldn't allow Woodson's focus to wander.
And what he saw Saturday
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I envy Portland for their GM, their coach, their PGs, and their 3 pt shooting. This one is going to be tough on me to watch, but I'll still be there sporting my Acie Law jersey and hoping that Josh, Joe, and Marvin can all have big games at the same time for a change.
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Charcoal Filtered wrote:Not for sure why any team would take a team playing .600 ball lightly. Should be a fun game to watch with so many young talented players. I have been waiting for the rematch in Portland later this month.
I totally agree here! I'm a die hard Hawks fan and can't believe Sekou Smith even wrote this article as if were better than Portland or something. Portland is a better team than the Hawks mainly because of their coach IMO but clearly a better team overall. The Hawks have no business taking any team lightly in this league with how inconsistent we play night in and night out. I'm sure it will be a good game either way.
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Charcoal Filtered wrote:Not for sure why any team would take a team playing .600 ball lightly. Should be a fun game to watch with so many young talented players. I have been waiting for the rematch in Portland later this month.
I assure you that the fans don't take Portland lightly. 2 big reasons, if you've taken the time to watch any of Trailblazer games this year you have to be impressed with their roster and how they play and if you've seen all the Hawks games then you realize that we shouldn't take anyone lightly.
I wish all a good competitive game, but being a little selfish we need this one at home because we got a tough Western road trip coming up.
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I have no clue how he came up with that title. maybe it's because you just lost to Orlando and we have handled them fairly easy.
Didn't you guys win 15 staight this season?
It was (only) 13 striaght. 17-18, 18-20 and so on.
Portland is inconsistant too. Not in their effort, but in their shooting and ball handling. Like I said, if Portland plays like it did in Orlando this will be a long night.
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Good luck today guys. It should be a good game between two solid young teams. Can any ATL fans tell me the name of your local radio station that broadcasts the games?
I'm working today and would like to try to listen to the game. Portland's local station that covers Blazer games used to steam the audio over the internet, but they don't do that anymore.
I'm working today and would like to try to listen to the game. Portland's local station that covers Blazer games used to steam the audio over the internet, but they don't do that anymore.
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