Atlanta Hawks Weekly

Hawks get blown out 121-99 in New Orleans after a disastrous first quarter and the worst three-point shooting night we've seen this season. CJ McCollum's 14 points is the team high. Kingston Flemings gave us some life. Let's break down what went wrong.

Atlanta blows a 15-point first-quarter deficit, rides a season-high 29 from Onyeka Okongwu, and survives Donovan Mitchell's late heroics to snap a three-game skid. The Hawks are back at .500.

The Hawks fell 129-117 to the Heat at home, dropping their third straight game. Kingston Flemings and Nickeil Alexander-Walker both scored 23, but Miami's size and rebounding dominance proved too much. Mike breaks down what went wrong and the one bright spot that matters long-term.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Hawks' 120-110 loss to Houston, where a halftime lead turned into a 17-rebound drubbing and a fourth-quarter collapse that should have everyone in Atlanta asking questions.

The Hawks fall 121-114 to Houston in their home opener after a historic 47-point blowout of Charlotte the night before. Jalen Johnson put up 26 points, 9 rebounds, and 16 assists, but Atlanta's 26.5% three-point shooting proved fatal against a Rockets team that shot 40% from deep.

Atlanta demolished Charlotte 128-81 on Friday night, setting a new franchise record for margin of victory. Mike Michaelson breaks down how the Hawks turned Spectrum Center into their personal highlight reel, what Jalen Johnson is becoming, and why this might be the most complete 48 minutes we've seen from this team in years.

Atlanta explodes for 44 points in the second quarter and never lets go, as Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Jalen Johnson power a 132-125 road win over the Magic to open the season.

Atlanta blows out the Mavericks on the road behind 21 threes, a massive rebounding edge, and a complete second quarter takeover. Mike breaks down the win and what it means for preseason confidence.