Friday, December 16, 2005
MARVIN WILLIAMS WATCH, GAME 22
Don't look now, but the Atlanta Hawks have won three of four. They shot a torrid 63.2% from the floor and beat the New York Knickerbockers 122-111. In other news, the Hawks are now 5-17 and New York is 6-16. Larry Brown's got some work to do. Yes indeed.
Bremerton High 2004 graduate Marvin Williams scored nine points and grabbed six rebounds (one offensive) in 27 minutes of play off the bench. He shot 2-for-6 from the field (0-for-2 from downtown) and hit five of six from the line. He also recorded a steal to help offset a turnover and was whistled for three fouls.
The Hawks host the Denver Nuggets on Sunday.
Bremerton High 2004 graduate Marvin Williams scored nine points and grabbed six rebounds (one offensive) in 27 minutes of play off the bench. He shot 2-for-6 from the field (0-for-2 from downtown) and hit five of six from the line. He also recorded a steal to help offset a turnover and was whistled for three fouls.
The Hawks host the Denver Nuggets on Sunday.
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