Why Isn’t Hawks’ Win Streak Yielding Results in East Standings?
As the season starts to wind down, the Atlanta Hawks are hitting their stride. Atlanta currently sits with an 11-game winning streak as of Thursday. During the run, the Hawks are dominating opponents on both ends.
Over the past 11 games, the Hawks have averaged 124 points per contest. Defensively, Atlanta is allowing under 107 […] The post Why Isn’t Hawks’ Win Streak Yielding Results in East Standings? appeared first on The Lead.
As the season starts to wind down, the Atlanta Hawks are hitting their stride. Atlanta currently sits with an 11-game winning streak as of Thursday. During the run, the Hawks are dominating opponents on both ends.
Over the past 11 games, the Hawks have averaged 124 points per contest. Defensively, Atlanta is allowing under 107 points on average amid this recent spree of success. As a result, the win streak has allowed the Hawks to move above .
500 for the first time since December 20. It’s their longest win streak since the 2014-2015 season, when the team won 19 in a row. Despite this recent tear, the Hawks still have not been able to move up much in the standings.
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