Hawks VS Bobcats Live Stream: Watch Online Free 7:00 ET Monday 2013 NBA Surprises 3-3 Teams Meet For First Of Four Battles
Hawks vs Bobcats live stream: Watch online free 7:00 ET Monday as these two surprisingly .500 teams meet for the first time this season.
The 3-3 Hawks vs 3-3 Bobcats will be their first of four meetings for the 2013 NBA season. All losses for Atlanta have been on the road and it will have to travel to Charlotte, where the Bobcats are 2-1 thus far. Watch the free live stream online as two rebuilding teams look to shine on Monday night.
After an upset victory vs the Knicks, Charlotte would lose to New York on Friday night. Watch the free live stream online as the Bobcats try to bounce back. The Hawks are coming off a 10-point lead over the Magic on Saturday, bringing them to a .500 record without Josh Smith, who they lost to free agency.
"We're still learning every day," Atlanta guard Jeff Teague, who had 19 points and 13 assists told ESPN. "I was glad to see us bounce back, get the lead back up and make plays at the end. Hard work is paying off."
Teague's career-high 9.8 assists per game are leading the way for the Hawks, who are averaging a league-best 28.3 as a team. The fifth-year guard has recorded at least 10 assists in each Atlanta victory, according to ESPN.com.
"I think he's really starting to understand what we're saying," coach Mike Budenholzer said. "I think for the last week to 10 days that he's had a lot of opportunities and a lot of responsibility for the way we play. He's doing a lot of good things. I think he's going to get better and better."
New York legend and NBA hall of famer Patrick Ewing filled in for the Bobcats head coach Steve Clifford who had to have heart surgery. It marked the first ever game as a head coach for Ewing. As it turned out, it was against the Knicks, though it ended in defeat.
"Our energy level from the get go wasn't so great," Kemba Walker, who scored 25 in both games versus New York said. "I thought (Ewing) did great. It was us, the players. We are the ones on the court out there playing. We just have to pick up the intensity."