Atlanta Hawks at Washington Wizards

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Atlanta Hawks

2-3, 0-2 Away

Final
120 - 133

Washington Wizards

2-2, 1-2 Home

Coulibaly scores career-high 27, Wizards sweep home-and-home against Atlanta with 133-120 victory

Bilal Coulibaly hammers home the putback dunk

The Wizards swept the home-and-home series with the Hawks after a 121-119 win over Atlanta on Monday. Trae Young had 35 points and 15 assists for Atlanta, but Washington took control with a 16-4 run at the start of the fourth quarter.

Atlanta was missing two starters in Dyson Daniels (right hip) and De'Andre Hunter (right knee), plus Bogdan Bogdanovic (right hamstring). Washington was without starting forward Kyle Kuzma (right groin).

Takeaways Hawks: Young rebounded after going 2 for 15 from the field in Monday's game, but after he scored 24 points in the first half, the Wizards were able to keep him under control. The injury-riddled Hawks allowed 76 points in the second half.

Wizards: The 20-year-old Coulibaly continues to shine at the start of his second season. After he scored 23 points Saturday against Cleveland, it took him only four days to surpass that.

Key moment Corey Kispert and rookies Alex Sarr and Kyshawn George made 3-pointers during Washington's run early in the fourth.

Key stat The second straight matchup between the Hawks and Wizards was also the second in a row between the top two picks of the 2024 draft. Sarr, the No. 2 pick, outscored No. 1 pick Zaccharie Risacher 7-4 on Monday. On Wednesday, Risacher finished with a 17-11 edge.

Up next Atlanta hosts Sacramento on Friday night, while the Wizards take on the Heat on Saturday night in Mexico City.

Regular Season Series

WSH leads series 2-0

Recent Plays

4th 0.0	End of Game	120 - 133
4th 0.0	End of the 4th Quarter	120 - 133
4th 8.1	David Roddy makes free throw 2 of 2	120 - 133
4th 8.1	David Roddy makes free throw 1 of 2	119 - 133
4th 8.1	Jonas Valanciunas shooting foul	118 - 133

Statistics

ATL		WSH
45-95	FG	47-89
47	Field Goal %	53
12-39	3PT	16-38
31	Three Point %	42
18-21	FT	23-25
86	Free Throw %	92
41	Rebounds	37
12	Offensive Rebounds	6
29	Defensive Rebounds	31
28	Assists	32
10	Steals	10
3	Blocks	5
15	Turnovers	14
2	Team Turnovers	2
17	Total Turnovers	16
3	Technical Fouls	2
3	Total Technical Fouls	2
1	Flagrant Fouls	0
20	Points Conceded Off Turnovers	22
12	Fast Break Points	25
66	Points in Paint	56
19	Fouls	21
11	Largest Lead	18

Washington Wizards Injuries

NAME, POS	STATUS	DATE
Bub Carrington, G	Day-To-Day	Nov 12
Tristan Vukcevic, F	Out	Nov 8
Reece Beekman, G	Out	Nov 2
Justin Champagnie, F	Out	Oct 28
Jamir Watkins, G	Out	Jul 30

Atlanta Hawks Injuries

NAME, POS	STATUS	DATE
Kingston Flemings, G	Day-To-Day	Nov 13
Mouhamed Gueye, F	Out	Nov 12
Keshon Gilbert, G	Out	Nov 12
Asa Newell, F	Out	Nov 12
Henri Veesaar, C	Out	Sep 21

Game Information

Capital One Arena

Location: Washington, DC
Attendance: 14,255 · Capacity:

2026-27 Southeast Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Atlanta	7	6	.538	-	L2
Miami	6	6	.500	0.5	W3
Orlando	5	7	.417	1.5	W3
Charlotte	4	8	.333	2.5	L1
Washington	4	9	.308	3	L6

Full Standings

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