Hawks vs. Knicks: How to watch live stream, TV channel, NBA start time

Through 2 parts

Dropping one point at the end of last quarter, the Atlanta Hawks have now taken the lead. At halftime, neither team had a game in the bag, but the Hawks led 55-51 against the New York Knicks.

Protection point Trae Young took over Atlanta, currently boasting 25 points (45% of their total) and four dimes. The double will be Young’s third in a row.

New York has been relying on forward strength Obi Toppin, who has 11 points along with two boards, and small forward RJ Barrett, who has nine points in addition to three rebounds.

Who’s playing?

New York @ Atlanta

Current record: New York 10-9; Atlanta 11-9

What to know

The Atlanta Hawks will return home from a two-game journey. They and the New York Knicks will go head to head at 7:30 p.m. ET on November 27 at State Farm Arena without much rest after finishing yesterday’s games. Atlanta is maintaining their 5-game winning streak at home.

On Friday, the Hawks actually took down the Memphis Grizzlies in all four innings, winning 132-100 en route. The game only ended at the end of the third half, at which point Atlanta had established a 105-66 advantage. Protection point Trae Young and center Clint Capela was one of the main players for Atlanta as the former beat a double with 31 points and 10 assists and the latter posted a double with 23 points and 17 along with three blocks. It was nine games in a row where Capela had at least 12 rebounds. Capela’s points are the most he’s gotten all season.

Meanwhile, things couldn’t be worse for New York as they lost 118-97 to the Phoenix Suns on Friday. One thing that holds New York back is the mediocrity of the guards’ play Evan Fournier, who didn’t have his best game: he played for 25 minutes with a 4 to 15 shot.

The Hawks are the favorites in this game, with an expected win rate of 7.5 points. They have been consistent earners against the spread in favor (8-4), so they might be worth a quick bet.

Atlanta didn’t have too much trouble with the Knicks as the two teams had previously met in June with a 103-89 win. Atlanta’s win pushed New York out of the knockout stages, so they have goals behind them.

How to watch

• When: Saturday at 7:30pm ET
• Where: State Farm Arena – Atlanta, Georgia
• TV: Bally Sports – Southeast
• Streaming online: fuboTV (Free trial. Regional restrictions may apply.)
• Monitor: CBS Sports App
• Fare: $50.00

The odds

Hawks is a big favorite by 7.5 points against the Knicks, according to the latest information NBA Odds.

This series of games has moved quite a bit since it opened, as it started with Hawks as a 4-point favorite.

Top / Bottom: -110

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Series History

Atlanta and New York both have 13 wins in their last 26 games.

• June 2, 2021 – Atlanta 103 vs New York 89
• May 30, 2021 – Atlanta 113 vs New York 96
• May 28, 2021 – Atlanta 105 vs New York 94
• May 26, 2021 – New York 101 vs Atlanta 92
• May 23, 2021 – Atlanta 107 vs New York 105
• April 21, 2021 – New York 137 vs Atlanta 127
• February 15, 2021 – New York 123 vs Atlanta 112
• January 4, 2021 – New York 113 vs Atlanta 108
• March 11, 2020 – New York 136 vs Atlanta 131
• February 9, 2020 – Atlanta 140 vs New York 135
• December 17, 2019 – New York 143 vs Atlanta 120
• February 14, 2019 – New York 106 vs Atlanta 91
• December 21, 2018 – Atlanta 114 vs New York 107
• November 7, 2018 – New York 112 vs Atlanta 107
• October 17, 2018 – New York 126 vs Atlanta 107
• February 4, 2018 – Atlanta 99 vs New York 96
• December 10, 2017 – New York 111 vs Atlanta 107
• November 24, 2017 – Atlanta 116 vs New York 104
• January 29, 2017 – Atlanta 142 vs New York 139
• January 16, 2017 – Atlanta 108 vs New York 107
• December 28, 2016 – Atlanta 102 vs New York 98
• November 20, 2016 – New York 104 vs Atlanta 94
• January 5, 2016 – New York 107 vs Atlanta 101
• January 3, 2016 – New York 111 vs Atlanta 97
• December 26, 2015 – Atlanta 117 vs New York 98
• October 29, 2015 – Atlanta 112 vs New York 101

Injury Report for Atlanta

• Onyeka Okongwu: Out (Role)
• De’Andre Hunter: Out (Wrist)

New York Injury Report

• Derrick Rose: Ra (Ankle)
• Kemba Walker: End (Rest)
• Taj Gibson: Ra (groin)
• Nerlens Noel: Ra (Knee)