The BreakdownGrind
Atlanta's bench outscored Orlando's in a 22-lead-change grind
The Hawks and Magic made the same number of free throws and traded the lead 22 times, and the gap off the bench was 34 to 22.
Neither team ever led by more than 14. The Hawks and Magic traded the lead 22 times and were tied nine times before Atlanta won 132-125 in Orlando.
Orlando led by 10 late in the first quarter. Atlanta answered with a 12-0 run, from 23-33 to 35-33, and reached its largest lead at 79-65 early in the third. The Magic replied with an 11-0 run from 91-79 to 91-90, then an 8-0 run from 95-90 to 95-98, and led 100-99 after three quarters.
From the field the teams were close. Atlanta shot 48.9% and Orlando 48.2%. Beyond the arc, the Hawks made 14 of 36 and the Magic 13 of 40.
| ATL | Stat | ORL |
|---|---|---|
| 48.9 | FG% | 48.2 |
| 38.9 | 3PT% | 32.5 |
| 42 | Rebounds | 39 |
| 11 | Off. rebounds | 9 |
| 90 | FG attempts | 85 |
| 17 | Turnovers | 20 |
The free-throw line came out even
Both teams made 30 free throws. Atlanta took 36 attempts, Orlando 39.
Paolo Banchero took 16 of the Magic's and made 12. He finished with 35 points, 10 assists and 7 rebounds on 10-12 shooting. Nickeil Alexander-Walker went 10-13 at the line for the Hawks.
Atlanta's bench scored 34, Orlando's 22
The Hawks' reserves outscored the Magic's 34 to 22. Aaron Wiggins scored 16 off the bench, seven of them in the 12-0 run that spanned the end of the first quarter and the start of the second.
Jock Landale added 10 on 4-5 shooting. Tristan da Silva led Orlando's bench with 14, including six straight Magic points late in the first quarter.
Orlando turned it over 20 times, Atlanta 17
The Magic committed 20 turnovers to the Hawks' 17. Banchero had six of them.
Dyson Daniels had five steals for Atlanta. He scored 20, with 13 in the second quarter, when the Hawks put together a second 12-0 run, from 40-42 to 52-42.
The last stretch stayed tight. Alexander-Walker's driving layup with 5:00 left put the Hawks ahead for good at 118-117. Orlando pulled within one twice, the last time at 122-121.
Then Alexander-Walker scored six straight Atlanta points: a step-back three at 1:27 for 125-121 and another three at 0:51.4 for 128-123. He finished with 31.
ATL ahead above the line · ORL ahead below