Hawks fall to Knicks ending 11 game win streak
The Atlanta Hawks lost 100-79 to the New York Knicks, dropping their season opening 11 game win streak. New York held Atlanta to 37.3 percent shooting while John Starks led with 20 points. Hawks were without top scorer Smith and top reserve Henderson due to injuries.
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Tonight and Saturday NBA Game Schedule Summary
Tonight games feature New York at Washington Miami at Charlotte New Jersey at Boston Cleveland at Minnesota San Antonio at Seattle Denver at Vancouver Chicago at L A Clippers. Saturday schedules include Orlando at Philadelphia Charlotte at Indiana Toronto at Miami Washington at Cleveland Atlanta at Detroit Portland at New Jersey Milwaukee at Dallas Golden State at Houston Seattle at Denver and San Antonio at Utah.
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Green streak reaches record 907 in Dallas game
A.C. Green extended his NBA consecutive games streak to 907, surpassing Randy Smith's record. Juiced by Halftime praise from Cal Ripken, Green endured dehydration and injuries since 1986. Dallas Mavericks lost 101-97 to the Golden State Warriors in overtime after Green scored seven points and grabbed seven rebounds in 37 minutes.
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Knicks beat Hawks 100 to 79 in New York showdown
New York's balanced scoring led by Starks 20 and Ewing 18 as the Knicks rolled past Atlanta 100-79. Corbin led the Hawks with 14 points while Mutombo added 12 and Laettner 16 in a 28-75 shooting night for Atlanta.
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