The Atlanta Hawks completed an impressive comeback to defeat the Brooklyn Nets 124-121, overcoming a 17-point deficit during the first quarter. Leading the way for the home team was Jalen Johnson, who delivered 30 points, seven rebounds and six assists in his return after missing three games with an ankle sprain.
Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Aaron Wiggins also made key contributions, scoring 20 points apiece. Alexander-Walker put Atlanta ahead from the free-throw line with 1:26 remaining, while Wiggins added six assists and five three-pointers. Onyeka Okongwu finished with 16 points, five assists and three blocks.
Atlanta built its comeback primarily in the fourth quarter, outscoring Brooklyn 36-26. The Nets were unable to capitalize on the performances of Michael Porter Jr., who scored 25 points, and Nolan Traoré and Julius Randle, who added 19 points each.
The victory extended the Hawks’ winning streak to four games.
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