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GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Wed Feb 4, 2015 8:10 pm
by Hawk Eye
PG: Jeff Teague
SG: Kyle Korver
SF: Kent Bazemore
PF: Paul Millsap
C: Al Horford
PG: John Wall
SG: Bradley Beal
SF: Paul Pierce
PF: Kris Humphries
C: Marcin Gortat
Game Notes:[tweet]https://twitter.com/peachtreehoops/status/563064833156075520[/tweet]
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Wed Feb 4, 2015 9:29 pm
by ATLHawksfan21
The Wizards have lost 3 in a row and should be desperate tonight. Get the W and the divisional race is officially over.
Win #41 coming right up.
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 1:41 am
by DirtybirdGA
Glad to see them look good again.
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 1:42 am
by ATLHawksfan21
Gotta love how this team responds to losses!
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 2:24 am
by DirtybirdGA
Gotta respond again in the fourth.
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 3:05 am
by ATLHawksfan21
DirtybirdGA wrote:Gotta respond again in the fourth.
and that they did. It's nice to see Teague get back in to his groove.
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 3:29 am
by ATL Boy
Another win. Vegas looks silly making our line 40.5 before the season. We just hit the over before the all star break.
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 4:15 am
by Hawk Eye
I am so proud of this team and this coaching staff. We were tested again tonight in the third and we responded. Man these W's feel good!
Re: GT: Hawks (40-9) vs Wizards (31-18)
Posted: Thu Feb 5, 2015 5:05 am
by atlantabbq99
Good win against a division rival. Another typical up and down win for the Hawks. Uncharacteristic off game for Korver. Teague out plays another "elite" point guard. Teague is really the best point guard in the east.
Player of the game goes to Horford, he out rebounds both Nene and Gortat combined.
DeMarre Carroll and Thabo really do set the tone, and identity for Hawks' defense. The Hawks had a hard time in slowing down Gordon and Evans in the New Orleans game, but Carroll really established himself in this game against Pierce, and it made a world of difference