The Atlanta Hawks facilitated the Boston Celtics on Friday night as they hoped to expand their five-game series of wins. The Hawks had the option to stretch out their streak to six games with a start to finish 108-92 win over the Celtics in this one. While Boston undermined on occasion, the Hawks never followed in the last 3/4 of this game as their guard conveyed them to the success.
John Collins drove Atlanta to the success with 21 places, nine bounce back and four squares. Trae Young added 21 focuses, nine bounce back and six helps. Bogdan Bogdanovic had 19 focuses off the seat, with Danilo Gallinari adding 14.
Jayson Tatum (20 focuses) and Jaylen Brown (26 focuses) drove the way for Boston in the misfortune.
The Hawks were all over Boston out of the doors in this one, driving the Celtics by a score of 32-20 after the initial time frame. The cautious exertion was there from the leap.
The Hawks piled up five takes and four squares in the main quarter, something they had not doing in north of three years.
Onyeka Okongwu proceeded with his strong play on the second unit with this banner of a square on Jayson Tatum at the edge.
The Hawks drove the Celtics 62-47 at the half, with Young driving the way with 13 places, five bounce back and four helps.
Bogdanovic had nine focuses and three helps off the seat in the main half. The Hawks held the Celtics to 33% shooting with six takes and seven squares in the initial 24 minutes.
The second from last quarter was not kind to the Hawks anyway as they were outscored 30-18 by Boston, as the Celtics pulled inside three focuses going to the final quarter. Atlanta battled disagreeably in the third, shooting only 8-of-26 from the floor as they took a 80-77 lead to the last edge.
Gallinari kept on being exceptionally strong on the second unit in this one, and got a major and-one inside to start off the scoring in the final quarter for the Hawks.
Bogdanovic hit a major three off the spill to put the Hawks up by six inside the brief imprint.
Bogdanovic remained hot as the Hawks went on a 18-2 hurry to take a 103-86 lead into conclusive minutes of the fourth after the Celtics had managed the lead to only one right off the bat in the quarter. The Hawks had the option to hang on from that point to get their 6th back to back triumph.
Guard was the story in this game, as the Hawks piled up twofold digit takes and impeded shots in the success without precedent for north of three years.
The Hawks will hope to move off their seventh consecutive win on Sunday evening when the Los Angeles Lakers come to town.