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Hot Hawks Become Road Warriors to Break Magic Spell
Alexander-Walker shot 11 of 16 and Atlanta won its third straight, while the Hawks held Orlando to 101 points and swept the season series.
- On Wednesday, the Atlanta Hawks routed the Orlando Magic 130-101, led by Nickeil Alexander-Walker's 32 points, marking their 17th victory in their last 19 games.
- Atlanta swept the season series against Orlando 4-0, securing a 3.5-game lead in the Southeast Division while consolidating fifth place in the Eastern Conference.
- Jalen Johnson added 18 points and 14 rebounds, while Australian guard Dyson Daniels finished with 15 points and 13 rebounds as Atlanta shot 51% from the floor.
- Tempers flared late in the fourth quarter when Magic center Goga Bitadze drew a flagrant foul 2 and automatic ejection for pulling Hawks center Jock Landale down by the shoulder.
- The Hawks travel to Brooklyn on Friday, while the Orlando Magic head to Dallas for their next matchup, both teams continuing their schedules immediately.
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Hawks rout Magic 130-101 for 17th win in 19 games
Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 32 points, Jalen Johnson added 18 points and 14 rebounds, and the Atlanta Hawks routed the Orlando Magic 130-101 for their 17th victory in their last 19 games.
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HawksCast: Hawks Sweep Magic In Blowout Fashion – SportsEthos
Last Updated on April 2, 2026 12:35 am by Tim Ogles | Published: April 2, 2026 Tim breaks down tonight’s dominant Atlanta Hawks performance as they cruise to a blowout win over the Orlando Magic. Tim dives into what fueled the Hawks’ offensive explosion, key standout performance from Nickel Alexander-Walker, and the defensive intensity that set the tone from the opening tip. From highlight plays to crucial turning points, this episode covers eve…
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