Next for Hawks

Next for Hawks

Who: at Wizards

When: 7 p.m. Saturday

TV; radio: SPSO; 97.9

This is the teams' fourth and final meeting. The Hawks are 3-0 against the Wizards, including a 99-92 victory at Washington on Feb. 5.
Both teams played Friday night. The Hawks have a 14-8 record in the second of back-to-back games while Washington is 3-17.
Forward Josh Smith (knee) and center Jason Collins (ankle) are out for the Hawks. Trevor Booker (foot), Josh Howard (knee), Rashard Lewis (knee), Hamady Ndiaye (knee) and Nick Young (knee) are out for the Wizards.

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