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Next for Hawks

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April 2, 2011

Next for Hawks

Who: at Rockets

When: 7 p.m. Sunday

TV; radio: SPSO; 97.9

  • This is the teams' second and final meeting. The Rockets defeated the Hawks 112-106 on Jan. 15 at Philips Arena.
  • The Hawks have won four games in a row, their longest streak since they won five in a row from Jan. 2-12, a streak ended by Houston. The Rockets defeated San Antonio 119-114 in overtime Friday for their sixth consecutive home victory.
  • The Hawks reported no injuries. Yao Ming (ankle) and Terrence Williams (abdominal) are out for the Rockets.

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