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HAWTHORN clashes with a resurgent Western Bulldogs on Friday night as both teams look to consolidate places in the upper reaches of the ladder.
The Hawks got their push for a top-four finish back on track with two consecutive wins as they put St Kilda to the sword with a defensive masterclass that kept it goalless in the first half.
They will want to carry their momentum into a bye next week and can draw on their strong recent record over the Dogs, which includes five consecutive victories.
The Bulldogs have made one change ahead of Friday's clash with Hawthorn.
The Western Bulldogs have made one change ahead of a clash with Hawthorn under Friday night lights at the MCG.
As reported earlier in the week, Cody Weightman will make his return to AFL footy for the first time in 637 days.
The small forward last played in the Elimination Final against the Hawks in 2024, with Lachie Jaques making way in the team.
Caleb May, Luke Kennedy and Jedd Busslinger have been named as emergencies for the match.
The Bulldogs and Hawks will go head-to-head from 7:40pm AEST, with the match to be broadcast live on Channel 7 / 7 Plus and Fox Footy / Kayo Sports.
Hawthorn has made one change for its Round 13 Friday night showdown with the Western Bulldogs at the MCG.
Young defender Bodie Ryan comes back into the side to replace the injured Jack Gunston.
Gunston was given every chance to suit up after pulling up with some soreness in his foot following Hawthorn's Round 12 win over St Kilda.
The Club's medical team has made the call to rule him out to ensure he has two full weeks of rest with the upcoming Bye.
Tickets for the game are still available HERE, with Hawks members and fans encouraged to paint the MCG brown and gold for the team's blockbuster Round 13 clash.
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Sam Mitchell says Hawthorn will speak to the AFL after Nick Watson's goal on the half-time siren was disallowed for running off his line
HAWTHORN will request an explanation from the AFL following a disallowed goal from exciting forward Nick Watson on the half-time bell in Thursday night's 52-point win over St Kilda.
Running in for a set shot after the second-quarter siren, Watson – and the rest of the stadium – believed he had kicked the Hawks' ninth consecutive goal to open the match, but it was overturned, with umpires calling 'play on' before he kicked the ball, having deemed he ran off his line.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell says the Hawks will go to the AFL for clarification over Nick Watson’s goal after half time which was denied after he was judged to deviate off his line. Have your say.
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The AFL has ticked off the controversial umpiring decision that disallowed Nick Watson’s goal on the eve of half-time on Thursday night.
It comes after an AFL legend demanded an explanation as to why Watson was denied a goal because of a “pedantic” play-on call, with the Hawks on Thursday night saying they would question the call with the AFL after their 52-point win over St Kilda.
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Sam Mitchell says Hawthorn will speak to the AFL after Nick Watson's goal on the half-time siren was disallowed for running off his line
HAWTHORN will request an explanation from the AFL following a disallowed goal from exciting forward Nick Watson on the half-time bell in Thursday night's 52-point win over St Kilda.
Running in for a set shot after the second-quarter siren, Watson – and the rest of the stadium – believed he had kicked the Hawks' ninth consecutive goal to open the match, but it was overturned, with umpires calling 'play on' before he kicked the ball, having deemed he ran off his line.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has hit out at an umpiring call that robbed forward Nick Watson of a half-time goal on a night the Marvel Stadium surface came under fire for being too slippery under a closed roof.
Mitchell said he was glad Watson’s overturned goal did not affect his side’s 52-point victory – 18.11 (119) to 9.13 (67) – but said the club would be going to the AFL looking for an explanation.
Watson booted a goal after the half-time siren from the right forward pocket, but the umpires ruled he had run off his line – disallowing the score.
“There’s no common sense about that,” Mitchell said. “I would hope that we get an answer from the AFL, I’m sure we will.”
An AFL legend has demanded an explanation as to why star Nick Watson was denied a goal because of a “pedantic” play on call.
And the Hawks have confirmed they’ll be questioning the call with the AFL in the wash up of their 52-point win over St Kilda.
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With Watson taking his set shot after the half time siren, umpire Brent Wallace determined that the Hawk was off his line – and therefore the goal he kicked didn’t count.
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Atlanta's Jalen Johnson (and others) must shine in Game 6 vs. New York, which is one win away from an East semis berth.
Karl-Anthony Towns’ playmaking and scoring have carved up the Hawks in this first-round series.
It’s close-out time in this first-round series and the New York Knicks are bringing the momentum, which has shifted suddenly. The question is, will they bring a killer’s instinct?
That’s what this type of game requires, because it’s tough to send another team on vacation, especially on their home court. The Atlanta Hawks had nothing to lose when this series began, and managed to assume a 2-1 lead and cause the sky to temporarily fall in Gotham. They can make that happen again, although it’ll require a much stronger effort than the last two games.
For the second time in as many games, their Atlanta Hawks upset higher Eastern Conference seeds New York to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven first-round playoff series.
CJ McCollum hit a fadeaway jumper with 12.5 seconds left to ruin the Knicks' night again, leading the hosts to a 109-108 victory on Thursday (Friday AEST).
After starring in a Game 2 stunner at Madison Square Garden, McCollum came through again from 15 feet, finishing with 23 points.
Hawks coach Quin Snyder called it "a great shot," but stressed the effort of his entire team.
"That's the thing about this group that I've enjoyed so much."
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Trade acquisitions Jonathan Kuminga and CJ McCollum spark the Hawks to a go-ahead Game 3 victory over the Knicks.
CJ McCollum hits a go-ahead midrange jumper with 12.5 left on the clock and Atlanta seals a Game 3 win on the final possession.
ATLANTA – Game up for grabs, both teams have chances, both sides have capable heroes. So what happens?
Well: There’s a reason the Atlanta Hawks are leading their best-of-seven first round series with the New York Knicks. For the second straight game, they held all the fourth-quarter answers, and in this latest victory, all the closing-second solutions in a game that came down to a final possession.
As expected, the first-round series between the Knicks and Hawks has become must-see TV.
After initiating a 12-point lead after the first quarter of Game 3, Atlanta struggled to keep its distance. New York clawed its way back, leading to an enormously entertaining back-and-forth fourth quarter that saw the Knicks take the lead late. It all went down to the final seconds, with the Knicks failing to get off a shot in their last possession as the Hawks held on 109-108 to take a 2-1 first-round series lead.
These two squads are going blow for blow, and no lead appears safe. Both teams have the capability of getting hot from 3, making it entirely feasible to get back into games, and the collective group of raw talent is severely underrated, making this series ridiculously fun to watch. Not a lot of teams can, in theory, run their offense through both a lead guard and a big man, but that's the case here, even if Karl-Anthony Towns has been struggling in that department (we'll get to it).
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The Atlanta Hawks didn’t just release their final injury report — they may have revealed their playoff strategy.
With the No. 5 seed still at stake entering their regular-season finale against the Miami Heat, Atlanta listed multiple key players as out, a move that raises immediate questions about whether the team is prioritizing rest — or positioning — ahead of the postseason.
According to the official NBA injury report, Atlanta listed several core contributors as out, including Jalen Johnson (rest), CJ McCollum (rest) and Nickeil Alexander-Walker (toe), among others. The move effectively signals a strategic approach to the postseason — one that could influence the team’s first-round opponent.
Daniels is listed as questionable for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Heat due to a left great toe sprain.
Daniels may have picked up the injury during the Hawks' 124-102 win over the Cavaliers on Friday, when he played 29 minutes and finished with 13 points, 12 assists, 10 rebounds and two steals for his second triple-double of the regular season. If Daniels is unable to play Sunday, then Jonathan Kuminga (knee), Corey Kispert and Zaccharie Risacher would be candidates to enter the Hawks' starting lineup.
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The Knicks head face a surging Atlanta team as they look to maintain their hold on the third seed in the East.
Tonight, the Atlanta Hawks (45-33) host the Knicks (50*-28) at State Farm Arena. New York sits third in the Eastern Conference, having won two straight to improve to 7-3 in their last 10. The Knicks need to stay sharp in their last road game of the season, especially with the Cleveland Cavaliers on their heels. Atlanta, meanwhile, might be the league’s hottest team, riding a four-game win streak and sitting fifth in the East.
The season series is split 1-1. The teams last met on January 2 in New York, where the Hawks pulled off a 111-99 victory. Onyeka Okongwu and Nickeil Alexander-Walker both scored 23 points for the winners. On the home team’s side, Jalen Brunson racked up 24 points while Ariel Hukporti snared 16 boards.
The National Basketball Association (NBA) has just five total games on Monday night, as all basketball eyes are on Indianapolis and the NCAA Tournament National Championship Game. Still, the New York Knicks and Atlanta Hawks battle at 7:00 p.m. ET on Peacock and NBCSN in a nationally-televised undercard game. Let’s build our bankroll with our best NBA picks & predictions for Monday, April 6th.
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The Knicks (51-28) battle the Hawks (45-33) at State Farm Arena in Atlanta at 7:00 p.m. ET in the only nationally-televised game of the evening.
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The Hawks have flipped from short underdogs to short favorites in this one, and with good reason. To me, it’s simply a matter of which team has been doing well against quality competition, and Atlanta has a massive edge in that comparison. The Knicks haven’t beaten a playoff team in a month, as their 9-5 record has featured 8 wins against lottery teams and one against the Curry-less Warriors.
Atlanta on the other hand has gone 13-2 in the same stretch, with the only losses on the road against playoff teams. Otherwise they’ve posted a plus-17 point average margin in their wins, including plus-12.8 versus playoff teams. I trust where this Hawks team is much more than the Knicks right now, and I think the hot streak continues for one of the league’s better ATS teams.
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An injury-hit GWS sides open their season against Hawthorn in Sydney, before the Brisbane Lions unfurl their premiership flag against the Bulldogs.
The Giants have had a nightmare preseason with injuries and they will take on the Hawks without star players Tom Green, Josh Kelly, Sam Taylor and Aaron Cadman.
Last year's preliminary finalists Hawthorn will start favourites, but they will also be missing key personnel including Will Day and Cam McKenzie.
Later, the Lions will begin their tilt at a third-straight premiership at the Gabba when they take on Western Bulldogs under lights on Saturday night.
The spotlight will be on Lachie Neale, who gave up the Brisbane co-captaincy earlier this year amid his marriage breakdown.
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Toby Greene has begun in the midfield for the Giants, with Jake Stringer botching a tough set shot for goal to register the first score of the game. The Hawks would have been buoyed by the strong mark taken by Mitch Lewis in response.
However, a 50m penalty against Massimo D’Ambrosio for being in the protected zone has gifted Jake Riccardi a goal from about 25 metres.
The weather is a big watch in Sydney, with dark skies now hovering. Rain and possible lightning have been forecast. We’ll see.
Adam Kingsley isn't in panic mode over GWS's injury list but wasn't expecting to lose Aaron Cadman for the season starter
RISING Greater Western Sydney forward Aaron Cadman is managing a "tricky" pelvis issue and won't be pushed to return ahead of time, despite the club's star-studded injury list.
Cadman didn't play in the official practice match against Sydney, and then trained a few days later, whereupon the injury flared again. On Tuesday, he was listed as being out for two weeks with a pelvic problem.
The Giants' injury list is littered with first-choice players, including Toby Bedford (hamstring), Leek Aleer (groin), Brent Daniels (hamstring), Sam Taylor (hamstring), Darcy Jones (knee), Josh Kelly (hip) and Tom Green (ACL).
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ATLANTA — Hawks forward Jalen Johnson left Tuesday night's 119-98 win over the Washington Wizards with a left hip flexor injury.
Johnson was injured in the first quarter and ruled out after being evaluated by the training staff.
"There was enough there not to send him back in the game," coach Quin Snyder said.
Johnson, who earned his first All-Star Game berth this season, will be re-evaluated before the Hawks face the Wizards again Thursday to complete back-to-back games in Atlanta. It's not known if he will miss any additional playing time.
Johnson won't return to Tuesday's game against the Wizards due to a left hip flexor injury. He'll finish with five points (2-4 FG, 1-2 FT), three rebounds and two steals across six minutes.
Johnson sustained the hip injury in the first quarter and was initially deemed questionable to return before being ruled out shortly thereafter. With the star forward unavailable, Jonathan Kuminga and Mouhamed Gueye are candidates for increased playing time the rest of the way. Johnson's next opportunity to play will come in Thursday's rematch versus Washington.
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The Atlanta Hawks are looking for their second straight win and third in their last four games since returning from the All-Star Break and they are hosting the Washington Wizards tonight.
In the first quarter of tonight's game, Hawks star forward Jalen Johnson left the game, quetionable to return with a left hip flexor, but he has now been ruled out for the rest of the game.
Jalen Johnson (left hip flexor) will not return to tonight’s game.
The Hawks should be fine without Johnson for the rest of tonight's game against one of the worst teams in the league, but it will be worth monitoring how this impacts him going forward. The Hawks host the Wizards again on Thursda and then their next game is a home contest against Portland.
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