Nov 27, 2002 12:16 AM EST
He says he hadn’t put up numbers like he did tonight since college, and the much maligned forward turned center Alan Henderson was right on the money. In fact, he was right on the money all night against the Seattle Supersonics, leading the Hawks attack on the glass (55-32 rebounding edge) en route to a 119-116 win in OT.
RealGM's Jason Walker recaps the game and gets all the notes and quotes from tonight's thriller.
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Nov 23, 2002 11:26 PM EST
It has become clear that the Hawks have a ways to go before they can make good on their infamous playoff guarantee. No one event or incident can validate that claim more than Saturday night’s 109-99 beating at the hands of the Boston Celtics.
RealGM's Jason Walker was there and has the recap and reaction from the game.
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Nov 23, 2002 11:26 AM EST
The Hawks learned something about winning on the road Friday night. They learned that they better show more toughness.
"They turned it up," Glenn Robinson said of the Boston Celtics.
"They played much more physically," Shareef Abdur-Rahim noted, "and the refs were going to call it. They were going to make us decide it."
That is exactly what these two teams will do again tonight in Philips Arena. The Hawks, who played poorly on Wednesday and were routed, now must deal with the disappointment of being beaten 105-98 in double overtime after building a 13-point lead with 8:47 to play. They led by 11 with 5:26 left.
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Hawks Nov 2002 Archive
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hawks.com | Nov 22, 2002
On Wednesday, the Atlanta Hawks signed guard Matt Maloney to take the place of rookie guard Dan Dickau, who went on the injured list with a slight cartilage tear in his left knee.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Nov 21, 2002
Jeffrey Denberg of the AJC reports: Atlanta Hawks rookie point guard Dan Dickau will miss the next six weeks after arthroscopic surgery Wednesday for a cartilage tear in his left knee.
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| Nov 21, 2002
There is an adage among players and coaches in the NBA.
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| Nov 19, 2002
As a fan, there is no better feeling than watching as your team dominates another, leaving little of the game’s outcome in doubt at any point.
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| Nov 17, 2002
If there is anyone who still doesn’t believe that Theo Ratliff makes a difference in the way the Hawks play, then they simply aren’t watching.
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| Nov 13, 2002
Jeff Denberg of the AJC writes that Shareef Abdur-Rahim made only one basket in the second half of a 26-point performance Tuesday, but it was a critical corner jumper.
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| Nov 11, 2002
During this five game Western road trip, the Hawks have, at times, looked lost, undisciplined, and rudderless.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Nov 11, 2002
The Hawks got some good news Sunday night.
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Deseret News | Nov 10, 2002
A game at a time, the Russian kid is getting it figured out.
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Deseret News | Nov 10, 2002
Karl Malone returned, looking like he never went away.
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Atlanta Journal/Constitution | Nov 10, 2002
It's not supposed to be this way for the new, improved, guaranteed playoff-bound Atlanta Hawks.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Nov 8, 2002
He's got a new strategy, a confident attitude and even a different haircut.
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Atlanta Journal/Constitution | Nov 7, 2002
The drought has to come to an end at some point.
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The Daily Camera | Nov 6, 2002
Zak Brown writes about last nights defeat at the hands of the Atlanta Hawks.
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| Nov 6, 2002
Michael Lee of the AJC writes that it's never easy out West.
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The Dailey Camera | Nov 5, 2002
A Nuggets vs.
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Daily Herald | Nov 4, 2002
It's the best start I've been off to in my whole career," Robinson said.
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Daily Herald | Nov 4, 2002
The team balked because Johnson was seriously injured in a Sept.
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| Nov 3, 2002
Marc Berman of the New York Post reports that the blockbuster trade that almost happened is haunting the Knicks right now.
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| Nov 3, 2002
It has been a while since the Hawks have been over .
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Nov 1, 2002
Jason Terry, who scored 21 points with 13 assists, had more assists than points for most of the night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Nov 1, 2002
Maybe the instructions got garbled.
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| Nov 1, 2002
Jeffrey Denberg of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the Atlanta Hawks refused the fourth year option on DerMarr Johnson’s contract.
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| Nov 1, 2002
There is nothing like the first home game of the year.
