Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers (Game 2) Predictions, Betting Lines, Picks
Led by Trae Young, the Atlanta Hawks stole Game 1 and home court advantage!
The Sixers made a late rally, but it wasn’t enough to catch up in Game 1.
Despite winning the last game, the Hawks open as the underdog!
Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers Odds
| Team | Point Spread | Total | Money Line |
| Atlanta Hawks | +5 (-105) BET NOW | O 223 (-115) BET NOW | +175 BET NOW |
| Philadelphia 76ers | -5 (-115) BET NOW | U 223 (-105) BET NOW | -221 BET NOW |
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Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers Picks
| Our Pick |
| The Atlanta Hawks took Game 1, but the Sixers showed late in that game that they’re nowhere near outmatched. A better start and a focused defence and the Sixers take this match. |
| PickOdds provided by Points Bet76ers to win (-221)Bet Now |
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How to Watch Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers
| Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers Information | |
| Teams | Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers |
| Location | Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Time | 7:30 PM EST, June 8th, 2021 |
| How to Watch | TNT |
Head-to-Head: Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers
| Atlanta Hawks | Head-to-Head | Philadelphia 76ers |
| Nate McMillan | Head Coach | Doc Rivers |
| 41-31 (5th in East) | Standing | 49-23 (1st in East) |
| W-W-W-W | Form | L-W-L-W |
| 115.7 (8th of 30) | Off Rtg | 113.2 (13th of 30) |
| 113.3 (21st of 30) | Def Rtg | 107.6 (2nd of 30) |
| 97.6 (23rd of 30) | Pace | 99.5 (11th of 30) |
| Playoff Leaders (Per Game) | ||
| T. Young (30.2) | PPG | J. Embiid (27.0) |
| C. Capela (12.8) | RPG | T. Harris (10.0) |
| T. Young (9.8) | APG | B. Simmons (9.3) |
| B. Bogdanovic (1.3) | SPG | B. Simmons (1.7) |
| C. Capela (2.0) | BPG | M. Thybulle (1.3) |
| C. Capela (.643)/T. Young (10.0) | FG%/FGM | B. Simmons (.684)/T. Harris (9.5) |
| K. Huerter (.464)/B. Bogdanovic (3.2) | 3P%/3PM | G. Hill (.545)/S. Curry (2.5) |
ATL: Keep Finding Shooters
The Atlanta Hawks’ offense was fantastic in Game 1, forcing the Sixers to scramble where Atlanta eventually punished them.
The Hawks were able to assist on 23 of their 44 made field goals, while also converting on 20 of their 47 three-point attempts.
The Sixers are a big team, so if Atlanta can continue to hurt them from range, they’ll always have a chance to take the game. So long as they continue to move the ball to find opportunities, Atlanta can leave Philly up 2-0.
Hawks Key Player: (G) Bogdan Bogdanovic
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The Atlanta Hawks took Game one off the back of a tremendous scoring effort from three. Their three-point scoring leader in Game 1 was Bogdan Bogdanovic.
The Serbian international posted 21 points and five assists on seven of 17 shooting from the field. He was particularly effective from three, where he hit five of his 12 attempts.
Bogdanovic has proven himself a capable running mate for Trae Young. In order to steal two games in Philadelphia, Bogdanovic must continue to be a threat from range.
PHI: Start Stronger!
The Philadelphia 76ers dug themselves into a tough hole in Game 1 against the Atlanta Hawks. If they want to level the series, they need a stronger start.
The Hawks outscored the Sixers 42 to 27 in the first quarter. They tried to make up the difference in the fourth quarter, winning 41-29, but it simply wasn’t enough.
Head coach Doc Rivers will need to reorganize his defense, in hopes of remaining competitive to open Game 2.
Sixers Key Player: (G) Ben Simmons
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— Philadelphia 76ers (@sixers) June 6, 2021
The Philadelphia Sixers need to get their offense going early and it’ll be up to Australian international Ben Simmons to set the pace.
Simmons is a force on both ends of the court, as he is tireless defensively and difficult to match offensively.
If there’s anywhere that Simmons could improve it is on his free throw shooting. He was a dreadful three of 10 three in Game 1, despite posting 17 points, 10 assists, and four steal. Simmons needs to punish defenders from the line.
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