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Hawks coach Nate McMillan reacts during a timeout Sunday in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Brett Davis)

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Hawks coach Nate McMillan reacts during a timeout Sunday in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Brett Davis)
By AJC Sports
March 21, 2022

The Hawks dug themselves another hole they could not recover from. In Monday’s episode of the Hawks Report podcast, AJC beat writer Sarah K. Spencer discusses the team’s loss to the Pelicans on Sunday and where the Hawks stand with 11 regular-season games left, plus she answers listeners’ questions.

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