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Hawks extend streak then have it snapped by Rockets

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Atlanta won 135-120 in Dallas on Wednesday as CJ McCollum scored 24 and Nickeil Alexander‑Walker added 22, extending the Hawks’ winning streak to 11 games and improving the team to 38-31 while Dallas fell further toward lottery positioning. This week the streak ended Friday when the Houston Rockets defeated Atlanta 117-95 behind Kevin Durant’s 25 points and strong team shooting; the loss highlighted Atlanta’s turnovers and poor 3-point shooting and altered immediate momentum for both teams.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

  • Wednesday: Hawks defeat Mavericks 135-120, extending their winning streak to 11 games.
  • Thursday: Steve Kerr comments during practice about Jonathan Kuminga’s development and upcoming matchup context.
  • Friday: Rockets beat Hawks 117-95, snapping Atlanta’s 11-game streak; Durant scores 25.
  • Saturday: Hawks scheduled to host Golden State; Rockets scheduled to host Miami.
  • Historical note: Atlanta’s 11-game streak tied for fourth-longest in franchise history; 2014-15 season had a 19-game run.

News Intelligence

If you're a Hawks fan, this week's games were a rollercoaster. The team's 11-game winning streak was a high point, but the loss to the Rockets was a setback. As fans, we ride these waves. It's a reminder to appreciate the wins, learn from the losses, and always support our team.

The Bottom Line

The Hawks' 11-game streak was impressive, tying for fourth-longest in franchise history. But the loss to the Rockets shows there's room for improvement. Keep an eye on how the team bounces back in their next game against Golden State. Worth forwarding if you know a Hawks fan who needs a pick-me-up.

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Who Benefited

The Houston Rockets benefited by snapping Atlanta’s 11-game streak, improving momentum and showcasing efficient shooting; Kevin Durant (25) and Jabari Smith Jr. (23) led Houston’s performance that disrupted the Hawks’ run.

Who Impacted

The Atlanta Hawks suffered the end of their 11-game winning streak with a 117-95 loss to Houston, exposing turnover issues and poor three-point shooting that undercut their earlier push toward a play-in position.

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Who Benefited

The Houston Rockets benefited by snapping Atlanta’s 11-game streak, improving momentum and showcasing efficient shooting; Kevin Durant (25) and Jabari Smith Jr. (23) led Houston’s performance that disrupted the Hawks’ run.

Who Impacted

The Atlanta Hawks suffered the end of their 11-game winning streak with a 117-95 loss to Houston, exposing turnover issues and poor three-point shooting that undercut their earlier push toward a play-in position.

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