Hawks Aim for 7th Straight Win vs. Sixers

0:00Welcome to NBA News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NBA fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Atlanta Hawks go for their sixth straight win tomorrow night when they host the Philadelphia 76ers. Both teams need the victory in a tight playoff race, with Atlanta looking to inch even closer to Philly in the standings. The Hawks are mostly healthy for the match-up, but Jonathan Kaminga remains questionable due to left knee inflammation. He sat out their blowout win over the Bucks on Wednesday, yet Atlanta is still dominated without him. Since the All-Star break, the Hawks are six wins in one loss, and every victory has come by double digits. They have beaten teams like the Wizards twice, the Nets, the Blazers, and the Bucks lately. Over their last seven games, Atlanta ranks third in the league for net rating, third on defense, and tops in rebounding percentage. They join a few other squads with the same strong record, finally posting a positive point differential too. Kaminga could swing things if he suits up.

1:00In his first three games with the Hawks, he is averaging 21 points, nearly eight rebounds, more than three assists and steals, all off the bench and under 27 minutes. The daily news now is powered by our sponsor. Your bedtime ritual just got better.