ATLANTA, GA — The Atlanta Hawks are building momentum early in the NBA season after securing their fourth consecutive victory with an impressive 124-121 comeback win over the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday, November 7.
Atlanta overcame a 17-point deficit to complete the comeback, delivering an exciting finish in front of its home crowd at State Farm Arena.
Jalen Johnson led the Hawks with a season-high 30 points in his return from an ankle injury, providing a major offensive boost. Johnson also contributed seven rebounds and six assists.
Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Aaron Wiggins added 20 points each, helping Atlanta regain control during the closing minutes.
The Hawks outscored Brooklyn 36-26 in the fourth quarter, demonstrating their ability to execute under pressure and finish close games.
The victory extends Atlanta’s winning streak to four games as the team prepares for another major Eastern-versus-Western Conference matchup.
Atlanta will host the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday, November 9, at 7 p.m., giving the Hawks an opportunity to extend their winning streak to five games.
With confidence growing and key players making important contributions, Atlanta is looking to establish itself as a competitive force during the early stages of the NBA season.
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