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Next for Hawks -- Utah Jazz

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Feb 22, 2010

• When: 9 p.m. Monday

• TV; radio: SPSO/NBA TV; 790

• The Hawks conclude their four-game trip against Western Conference opponents after winning at the Clippers on Wednesday, losing at the Suns on Friday and playing the Warriors late Sunday.

• The Hawks beat the Jazz 96-83 on Dec. 19 at Philips Arena. Five Hawks players scored at least 12 points and the Hawks forced 24 Jazz turnovers.

• The Jazz is 31-11 all at home all-time against the Hawks and 16-1 at Energy Solutions Arena. The Hawks have lost 15 straight at Utah, last winning there on Feb. 13, 1993 as Dominique Wilkins scored 43 points.

• Mehmet Okur (personal) is out for the Jazz.

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