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Atlanta Hawks vs. New York Knicks: Preview, Predictions and Picks for February 12, 2025

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Feb 12, 2025 9:10 PM
The Atlanta Hawks, riding high after Karl-Anthony Towns' 40-point performance, head to the iconic Madison Square Garden to take on the surging New York Knicks on Wednesday, February 12th at 7:30 PM. The Knicks, sitting third in the Eastern Conference, look to capitalize on their strong home record (18-10) against the eighth-place Hawks. Expect an intense showdown between these two Eastern Conference foes.
Atlanta Hawks vs New York Knicks

Current Odds

ATL
NY
Over
265.5
-125
Under
265.5
-110
ATL
+1.5
-110
NY
-1.5
-125
ATL
ML
+3000
NY
ML
-189

New York Knicks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/8/25 vs Boston Celtics L 131-104
2/4/25 @ Toronto Raptors W 121-115
2/3/25 vs Houston Rockets W 124-118
2/1/25 vs Los Angeles Lakers L 128-112
1/29/25 vs Denver Nuggets W 122-112

Atlanta Hawks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/10/25 @ Orlando Magic W 112-106
2/8/25 @ Washington Wizards W 125-111
2/7/25 vs Milwaukee Bucks W 115-110
2/5/25 vs San Antonio Spurs L 126-125
2/3/25 @ Detroit Pistons W 132-130

New York Knicks injuries

  • OG Anunoby (SF): Out
  • Kevin McCullar Jr. (F): Day-To-Day
  • Pacome Dadiet (G): Out
  • Mitchell Robinson (C): Out

Atlanta Hawks injuries

  • Larry Nance Jr. (PF): Out
  • Vit Krejci (G): Out
  • Trae Young (PG): Day-To-Day
  • Jalen Johnson (SF): Out
  • Kobe Bufkin (G): Out

Hawks vs Knicks game info

Type Info
Venue Madison Square Garden
Location New York, NY
Tip-off Wed 7:30 PM

Hawks vs Knicks predictions

As the Atlanta Hawks gear up to face off against the New York Knicks at the iconic Madison Square Garden, all eyes are sure to be on the dynamic Trae Young. Known for his impressive playmaking, he's expected to deliver around 24 points and 11 assists, though with his Achilles Tendinitis, fans might see some cautious play. Meanwhile, Onyeka Okongwu should prove to be a formidable presence in the paint, potentially snatching close to 10 rebounds and adding around 14 points to the Hawks' scoreboard. While Jalen Johnson is sidelined with a shoulder injury, players like Dyson Daniels and Clint Capela could help fill in the gaps, each contributing a solid defensive and rebound game. One wonders if Atlanta can keep their road record decent with these key members leading the charge.

Switching to the New York Knicks, Jalen Brunson is expected to be on top form, with projections pointing towards a nearly 25-point game while dishing out a steady number of assists, close to 8. Complementing Brunson, the big man Karl-Anthony Towns could be a game-changer for the Knicks, particularly after his recent 40-point spectacle. He's anticipated to dominate the rebounds, potentially grabbing around 15, which could prove pivotal against Atlanta's offensive threats. Let’s not forget support from players like Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart—both looking to chip in double-digit points and scraping up those hustle stats that might just turn the tide.

Considering all the variables, the odds seem to nudge slightly in favor of the Knicks, not just because of the home-court advantage but also their robust current form in the conference standings. While the Hawks have snagged two out of the three games in this season’s series, the Knicks are buzzing with energy and intent to level the series. Fueled by strong performances from Towns and Brunson, the Knicks could likely come out on top. Sure, sports often defy prediction and the excitement is seeing it unfold on the court, still, this matchup hints at a thrilling Knicks victory. What’s your gut feeling—are you rooting for an upset or riding with the numbers?

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