Hawks face pivotal clash in rematch with Cavaliers
Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley made quite a statement in the first part of the Cleveland Cavaliers' home-and-home set with the Atlanta Hawks, combining for 53 points and 26 rebounds Wednesday in a 122-116 victory.It's now the Hawks' turn to host. And there is significantly more pressure on them as the Eastern Conference teams meet Friday in Georgia.Fourth-place Cleveland (51-29) sits one game behind the New York Knicks (52-28) in the East with two games remaining for each team. The Cavaliers can finish no worse than fourth.Atlanta (45-35), tied for fifth place, must win one of its final two games in order to clinch a playoff berth. Falling out of the top six -- and into the play-in tournament -- is a concern for the Hawks."If we can get in the playoffs, I don't think we care who we play,...









