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Youthful, Collins Each Score 23 As Hawks Beat Magic 129-111 

Trae Young and John Collins each scored 23 focuses and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Orlando Magic 129-111 on Monday night for their subsequent straight success. 

Clint Capela got done with 20 focuses and 16 bounce back and Bogdan Bogdanovich added 20 focuses for Atlanta, which snapped a six-game pallet with a 20-point prevail upon protecting NBA champion Milwaukee on Sunday. 토토사이트

"Around evening time we were clearly a little gassed right off the bat in the game, and they were making shots," Young said. "I don't think there was a dead ball for the principal 6½ minutes. We were recently worn out, however at that point we had the option to get our breeze and return to playing. We played immovable." 

Cole Anthony had 27 focuses and 11 helps for the Magic, who have dropped three straight and five of six. 

Lou Williams hit a layup to push the lead back to twofold digits with 9:26 left in the game, and the Magic, following by 11, called break. It didn't help. Capela promptly took the ball from Franz Wagner, and the Hawks went up 14 on Delon Wright's 3. 

"We talk about shots will be made and missed, however we need to balance our cap on edge end — 129 isn't the thing we're searching for," Orlando mentor Jamahl Mosley said. "We need to ensure we plunk down and watch, truly keep them off the glass. They had two or three 50-50 balls they thought of. Once more, that cost us some open 3s, so we've simply to concoct those balls." 

Collins took care of Clint Capela for a dunk that gave the Hawks a 78-66 lead, yet Atlanta called break after the Magic managed it to seven on Terrence Ross' 3. It wasn't well before the Hawks returned up by twofold digits on Young's sprinter. 

Wendell Carter Jr. Had 10 focuses in the initial seven minutes of the game as the Magic drove 31-30 toward the finish of the first on 10 additional opportunity focuses. Carter's immediately 3 right off the bat in the second made it 39-34 Orlando, yet Bogdanovich replied with a 3 that made it 39-all. 

Orlando entered with the Eastern Conference's most exceedingly awful record at 3-10, yet the Magic played a vivacious first half, going up 50-46 on Anthony's sprinter in the path and 56-54 on a stage back jumper from Anthony with 1:22 leftover. 

Bogdanovich hit a left corner 3 and broke into a major grin in the last moment to help the Hawks lead 60-56 at interlude. Atlanta never followed in the subsequent half. 

"Falling off a West Coast trip as we did, just having 24 hours and we play a game and a game as well as a consecutive game, this was an intense game," Hawks mentor Nate McMillan said. "We played with a great deal of energy the previous evening against Milwaukee and to need to play against a sketchy Orlando group. It was a stomach check. 

"I thought our folks remained with it. We could see they were running with substantial legs truly in that first half." 

Sorcery: Rookie G Jalen Suggs, the fifth in general draft pick, missed the game with a right lower leg sprain. Suggs was harmed in the final quarter of Saturday's home misfortune to Washington. "Simply being careful," Mosley said. "He went through (morning) shoot-around. We're simply going to get it day." ... Gary Harris began in Suggs' spot and scored eight focuses quickly. ... The Magic are 2-5 out and about this season, 12-31 returning to the beginning of 2020-21. 

Falcons: Bogdanovich was recorded as sketchy with right lower leg irritation however played 29 minutes. ... Kevin Huerter began in De'Andre Hunter's spot yet withdrawn with left hamstring snugness in the main half and didn't return. ... Atlanta outscored the Magic by 10 in the paint. ... The Hawks are 41-21 unequaled against the Magic in Atlanta. ... Against Milwaukee, Young turned into the fourth player in NBA history with 40 focuses, 10 or more helps, eight or more bounce back and eight-in addition to 3s in a solitary game. James Harden (multiple times), Paul George and Russell Westbrook are the others.