US EditionBridges stars as the Hornets beat the Hawks 126-119 for their 9th straight win
The Hornets achieved a 49-30 rebounding edge and perfect free-throw shooting to secure their longest NBA winning streak since 1998-99, now at nine games.
- In Atlanta on Saturday, the Charlotte Hornets defeated the Atlanta Hawks 126-119, extending their nine-game winning streak.
- With Bridges scoring 126 and Kon Knueppel adding 23, Charlotte's key contributors led their win over Atlanta on Saturday.
- The Hornets outrebounded Atlanta 49-30, a decisive edge on the glass, and went 16-for-16 at the free-throw line.
- Charlotte's win leaves the team 12-3 in its last 15 games, opening a four-game homestand Monday against Detroit.
- Atlanta's Jalen Johnson nearly produced a triple-double with 31 points, nine rebounds and eight assists as Grant Williams' three-point play and Tre Mann made a 3 to create a 98-90 margin entering the fourth.
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Hornets perform in clutch vs. Hawks, win 9th in a row
Moussa Diabate scored six straight fourth-quarter points, including a pair of thunderous dunks, to spark the visiting Charlotte Hornets to their ninth straight victory, a 126-119 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.
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Bridges stars as the Hornets beat the Hawks 126-119 for their 9th straight win
Miles Bridges scored 26 points, Kon Knueppel had 23 and the Charlotte Hornets beat the Atlanta Hawks 126-119 for their ninth straight win.
Hornets perform in the clutch vs. Hawks to win ninth in a row
Moussa Diabate scored six straight fourth-quarter points, including a pair of thunderous dunks, to spark the visiting Charlotte Hornets to their ninth straight victory, a 126-119 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.Trailing 110-109 with 6:31 remaining, Diabate made two free throws and threw down back-to-back slams to give Charlotte a five-point lead. Atlanta could never catch up but had a chance to tie the game with 15 seconds when Nickeil Al…
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