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Atlanta Hawks vs Houston Rockets — NBA · Sunday 25 October at 02:30

Atlanta Hawks
114—121
Houston Rockets
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTeFG%ORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFEVAL
Atlanta Hawks241:0011443‑9613‑4915‑2151.6%17254235921321130
Houston Rockets240:0012143‑8914‑3521‑2356.2%13304327641420139

Atlanta Hawks

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTeFG%ORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPF+/-EVAL
#1 Jalen Johnson38:00268‑192‑78‑1047.4%459162022+338
#5 Dyson Daniels29:00188‑111‑11‑277.3%44831016-825
#7 Nickeil Alexander-Walker32:00187‑164‑120‑156.3%23543011-219
#3 CJ McCollum30:00177‑141‑52‑353.6%11210011-211
#17 Onyeka Okongwu26:0082‑80‑54‑525.0%33621112-1310
#2 Aaron Wiggins29:00166‑134‑90‑061.5%23521102-218
#0 Luguentz Dort23:0073‑61‑40‑058.3%02231003-610
#31 Jock Landale19:0021‑50‑40‑020.0%13420053+2-1
#4 Kingston Flemings15:0021‑40‑20‑025.0%01120022-70
#14 Asa Newell————————————————
#24 Corey Kispert————————————————
#8 Dorian Finney-Smith————————————————
#20 Zuby Ejiofor————————————————

Houston Rockets

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTeFG%ORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPF+/-EVAL
#7 Kevin Durant37:00228‑153‑73‑363.3%04420123+1920
#15 Reed Sheppard30:00197‑135‑110‑073.1%24672034+1925
#28 Alperen Sengun33:00176‑121‑24‑654.2%0101071032+1324
#1 Amen Thompson39:00174‑120‑09‑933.3%471161021-125
#10 Jabari Smith Jr.33:00145‑122‑62‑250.0%41530104-216
#17 Tari Eason31:00198‑150‑33‑353.3%12301112-116
#31 Bogdan Bogdanovic20:00114‑83‑50‑068.8%01110011-68
#30 Clint Capela11:0021‑10‑00‑0100.0%21310010+15
#2 Bruce Thornton04:0000‑10‑10‑00.0%00001013-1-1
#27 Isaiah Crawford01:0000‑00‑00‑0—00000100-31
#8 Jae'Sean Tate01:0000‑00‑00‑0—00000000-30
#36 Marcus Smart————————————————
#9 Oscar Tshiebwe————————————————
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Atlanta Hawks26223333114
Houston Rockets30293329121

Rockets Stay Perfect, Top Hawks

Amen Thompson steered the Houston Rockets to a hard-fought 121-114 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, preserving their unblemished 4-0 start to the regular season. Despite a stellar 26-point, 9-rebound, 16-assist double-double from Jalen Johnson, Atlanta couldn't overcome Houston's balanced attack. The Rockets held an 11-point lead at halftime (48-59) and entered the final period with the same advantage (81-92). Houston's 48% field goal shooting and 40% three-point accuracy proved decisive, complemented by 32 points from their bench. While the Hawks shot 45% from the field, 13 turnovers hampered their efforts. Johnson's playmaking, alongside 18 points from Dyson Daniels and Nickeil Alexander-Walker, wasn't enough to swing the result. The Rockets' victory solidifies their second-place standing in the Western Conference at 4-0, while the Hawks slip to 2-2 in the East.