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Sengun has 29 points as Rockets stay unbeaten with 120-110 win over Hawks

Kevin Durant added 22 points and Jabari Smith Jr. had 16 as Houston used a late surge to improve to 4-0.

  • On Monday, the Houston Rockets remained unbeaten, defeating the visiting Atlanta Hawks 120-110 at Toyota Center with center Alperen Sengun posting 29 points, nine assists, and nine rebounds.
  • The 4-0 Rockets swept this brief two-game series, following a 121-114 victory in Atlanta on Saturday night. Houston has now won consecutive matchups against the Hawks.
  • Kevin Durant added 22 points, while Jabari Smith delivered 16 points and 12 rebounds. The Rockets shot 53.1% from the floor, powered by a 20-2 fourth-quarter rally that sealed the victory.
  • Jalen Johnson led the Hawks with 21 points and CJ McCollum added 20 in the loss. Houston played without Marcus Smart and Steven Adams; Coach Ime Udoka said Smart could return next game.
  • The Hawks host Miami on Wednesday night, while the Rockets travel to Milwaukee for their next matchup. Both teams continue their season schedules immediately.
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The Houston team remains undefeated after beating 120-110 to Atlanta, with outstanding performance by Sengun, who grazed the triple-double.Despite the absence of two key players, the Rockets managed to win with a strong shutdown, expanding their lead in the last quarter.

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Sengun has 29 points as Rockets stay unbeaten with 120-110 win over Hawks

HOUSTON (AP) — Alperen Sengun had 29 points, nine assists and nine rebounds and the Houston Rockets remained unbeaten with a 120-110 win over the Atlanta Hawks Monday night.

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