Hawks fly’n into the Palace

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The Pistons (27-23, 14-12 home) will be hosting the Atlanta Hawks (30-21). Tip-off from the Palace will be at 7:30 pm est. The game will be broadcast locally on FSN Detroit.

Hawks’ snapshot
Road record: 13-11
Last game: 2/10 (Tues) W 90-111 Vs. Wizards
Last 10: 5-5
Streak: Won 1
Vs. Pistons: Dec. 21st – Pistons (78) @ HAWKS (85)

click to enlargeLast game before the All-Star break.  Thank God!

The  Hawks are having a good season as far as Atlanta Hawks standards go.  They’re currently seeded 4th in the Eastern Conference and are headed into the All-Star break with their best record since 1998-99 season.

Meanwhile our Pistons are having a real stinker of a year so far where Detroit Basketball standards are concerned.  We’re seeded 5th behind the Hawks in the East and are having our worst first half of the season since 2001-02.

Here’s to hoping the Pistons play a little perimeter D tonight and not just let Mike Bibby walk right into open three points bombs like he did back in the early December meeting.

Allen Iverson, who set out last night with flu-like symptoms, is listed day-to-day

ALSO OF NOTE: It was inevitable: FireCurry.com … The Hawks have lost their last 7 at the Palace, and 24 of their last 27  … The Hawks got a season high 58  bench points  on Tues … There’s no defense of Pistons performanceAutomotion’s Chelsey Buhler is featured in SIPistons Vs. Hawks in BDL’s 2-on-2 tourneyHawk’s Joe Johnson competing in A.S. weekend’s H-O-R-S-ESuns owner trying to broker Amare dealsOT: Chris Brown to skip All-Star weekend

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