Hawks 139 - Wizards 132 (11/6/2026): Daniels Dishes 12 Assists in Win

The Atlanta Hawks and Washington Wizards put on a high-scoring showcase at State Farm Arena. Atlanta edged out Washington with a 139–132 victory, improving their record to 6-4. The Wizards fell to 4-5 after a hard-fought game.

The first quarter saw Washington take an early lead, scoring 32 points to Atlanta’s 28. The Hawks found their rhythm in the second quarter, scoring 38 points and taking a slim lead into halftime. Both teams were efficient from the field, each shooting over 50% for the game.

Third Quarter Fireworks

Atlanta came out strong in the third quarter, adding 39 points to their tally. The Wizards, led by Kyshawn George’s 33 points, responded with 35 points of their own. This set the stage for a competitive final quarter.

The Hawks' offense was led by the efforts of Onyeka Okongwu and Luguentz Dort. Okongwu’s 22 points and 10 rebounds provided a strong presence inside. Dort contributed with 25 points and 7 rebounds, helping to fend off the Wizards' comeback attempts.

Washington's Trae Young added 23 points and 10 assists, trying to orchestrate a late-game surge. Alexandre Sarr chipped in with 13 points and 8 rebounds, offering support on both ends of the court.

Final Quarter Battle

The final quarter saw Atlanta holding their lead despite Washington’s strong push, scoring 38 points. The Hawks managed to stay ahead, thanks to Dyson Daniels' playmaking. Daniels flirted with a triple-double, tallying 13 points, 9 rebounds, and 12 assists.

Atlanta's ability to share the ball was crucial, as they finished with 38 assists compared to Washington’s 28. The Hawks also slightly out-rebounded the Wizards, collecting 43 rebounds to the Wizards' 41.

Both teams showed their proficiency from beyond the arc. Washington hit 52.9% of their three-point attempts, while Atlanta made 42.1% of theirs. The Hawks’ ball movement and shooting were key factors in their scoring success.

Looking Ahead

With this win, the Hawks continue their climb in the Eastern Conference standings, currently sitting 4th. Their next challenge will be against the Brooklyn Nets at home. This game marks their third consecutive win, and they aim to extend their winning streak.

The Wizards, now 8th in the Eastern Conference, look to bounce back as they head to Oklahoma City to face the Thunder. They will need to address their defensive lapses to improve their standings.

Both teams have packed schedules ahead, with Washington’s next few games on the road. Atlanta, on the other hand, will have a slight advantage playing at home in their upcoming games.

Head coaches Brian Keefe and Quin Snyder will have plenty to review from this encounter. The Wizards need to find ways to tighten their defense, while the Hawks will look to build on their offensive performance.

Overall, this was an entertaining game with both teams displaying offensive skill. The Hawks’ home crowd left satisfied as their team secured an important victory. As both teams gear up for their next games, fans can anticipate more exciting basketball action.