On February 17, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Hawks challenged the Magic away. This campaign saw Lovell reach a career milestone, making his 985th substitution appearance as the first man in history. The Hawks blasted down 72 points at halftime and broke the 100-point score in the third quarter to establish a huge lead. In the end, they won 130-109 against the Magic, and the Eagles won two consecutive games while giving their opponents four consecutive defeats. In four meetings this season, the Hawks are 3-1.
Field data
Hawks: Trae Young 22 points and 6 assists, Pogdanovic 23 points, 6 assists and 2 breaks, Hult 15 points, Hunter 14 points, Okongu 12 points, 6 boards and 2 blocks, Gallinari 11 points, Wright 10 points and 6 boards
Magic: Cole Anthony 23 points, 7 boards and 5 assists, Saggers 19 points, Wagner Jr. 12 points, Bamba 11 points and 9 boards, Carter Jr. 10 points, 10 boards and 6 assists
Star of the game: Bogdanovic helped the Eagles win a game efficiently
In this campaign, Bogdanovic came off the bench, hitting 9 goals in 13 shots, bombing 23 points, 6 assists and 2 breaks, becoming the Eagles' most efficient player in the game and helping the team to a big victory.
Game tidbits
In this campaign, Lovell made his 985th career off-the-bench appearance, surpassing Curry's father to become the first person in NBA history
Highlights of this session
Anthony feeds the cake Wagner to send a violent buckle
Strike 2+1! Okungu scored under the basket
Town guard under the basket! Little Carter sends a big hat
Open hand hit! Trae Young sent three points
Game review
In the first quarter, Anthony broke through, Hult and Trae Young scored 5 consecutive points, then Wagner Jr. sent a dunk, Anthony sent a throw, Carter continued to fire up the three-pointer, and the Magic started with a 9-5 lead. The Hawks then blasted a 7-2 run, with Bamba stopping the bleeding, Gallinari and Trae Young hitting a three-pointer, Hult throwing a shot, Pogdan hitting two consecutive three-pointers, and the Hawks taking an instant 28-17 lead. Saggers played under the basket, Okongu and Pogdan scored four consecutive points, Harris stopped bleeding with three points, and Saggers broke through the shot. Hult sent in three points and the Hawks led 37-25 into the second quarter.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Bamba hit a mid-range shot, Pogdan sent a three-pointer, Okongu played under the basket, and the Eagles opened a 15-point gap. Anthony counter-attacked, with Hult and Pogdan hitting consecutive three-pointers to give the Hawks a 19-point lead at 52-33. Wagner Jr. stopped bleeding with three points, then Anthony hit 2+1, Hunter sent three-pointers, and the Magic hit two consecutive three-pointers to make it 45-59. Trae Young hit a three-pointer, Hult hit a jumper, then Scottfield sent a three-pointer, the Hawks hit consecutive free throws, and with Trae Young hitting both free throws, the Hawks led 72-53 into the second half.
Fighting again, Gallinari's mid-range shooting opened a 21-point gap, Wagner Jr. played under the basket, Anthony broke through the hit, and the Magic blasted a wave of 6-0 to close the gap to 15 points. Hunter then hit a jumper, Hult sent a three-pointer and the Hawks led 81-61. Sagas dunked to stop the bleeding, but Hult hit a three-pointer, Capela hit the basket, and Hunter scored 2+1, and the point difference was stretched to 26 points. Carter stopped the bleeding on three points, Harris continued to hit three points, and the Magic trailed to 69-89. The Hawks scored six straight points, the Magic gave a 5-point streak, and the Hawks led by 21 points to stop. Okongu played under the basket, Pogdan made two free throws and Rose made a basket, and the Magic trailed 76-98. Lou Wei hit two free throws, Wright made a layup, Harris sent a three-pointer, Pogdan hit a jumper, Wagner Jr. scored 2+1, and the Magic trailed 82-104 into the final quarter.
In the final quarter, the Hawks opened with an 8-0 draw to open a 30-point gap. Rose threw a shot, Lou Wei sent a three-pointer, then he gave his opponent a 3+1, Wright returned the three points, and the Hawks led by 30 points. Pogdan broke through the hit, the Magic scored six points in a row, and the Magic trailed to 98-124. In the last 4 minutes, the two sides withdrew the main force one after another, and the game completely went into garbage time, and the Eagles won a big victory.
Both sides started
Eagles: Trae Young, Hult, Hunter, Gallinari, Capela
Magic: Sargas, Cole Anthony, Wagner Jr., Wendel Carter, Bamba