Atlanta Hawks vs New Orleans Pelicans: Tonight’s Starting Lineups Revealed

The Atlanta Hawks are set to face the New Orleans Pelicans tonight, marking a critical moment for both teams. After a tough defeat against the San Antonio Spurs, the Hawks look to bounce back. Meanwhile, the Pelicans are struggling, having lost eight consecutive games and currently holding a record of 2-14. They are on the second night of a back-to-back after narrowly losing to the Dallas Mavericks.
Starting Lineups for Atlanta Hawks vs New Orleans Pelicans
With the game approaching, both teams have announced their starting lineups:
Atlanta Hawks Starting Lineup
- G – Nickeil Alexander-Walker
- G – Dyson Daniels
- F – Zaccharie Risacher
- F – Jalen Johnson
- C – Kristaps Porzingis
New Orleans Pelicans Starting Lineup
- G – Jeremiah Fears
- G – Trey Murphy III
- F – Micah Peavy
- F – Saddiq Bey
- C – Derik Queen
An Overview of Team Performances
The Hawks aim to capitalize on the Pelicans’ ongoing struggles. In their offensive metrics, Atlanta is ranked 17th in points scored and holds impressive shooting percentages: 7th in field goal percentage and 9th in three-point percentage. However, they sit lower in rebounds and free-throw percentage. Defensively, the Hawks are 15th in points allowed, with mixed metrics in field goal and three-point defense.
On the other hand, New Orleans has faced significant challenges, sitting last in the league for points scored. They struggle in crucial areas such as field goal and three-point shooting, as well as in assists. Their only bright spots have been some performances from rookies like Derik Queen and Jeremiah Fears, but these contributions may not be enough against a seasoned Atlanta team.
Looking Ahead
As the Hawks face the Pelicans, they will need to maintain their offensive momentum while improving defensively. The matchup presents an opportunity for Atlanta to solidify its position by overcoming a team in disarray. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if the Hawks can turn their recent losses into a rallying point for their season.




