In the closing act of a home back-to-back, the Brooklyn Nets played host to the Atlanta Hawks just 24 hours after narrowly falling to the Boston Celtics. Atlanta claimed the lone previous meeting, an opening night 120-116 back-and-fourth bout,

Cameron Johnson scored 28 points as the Brooklyn Nets rallied late in the third quarter and took control late in the fourth for a 122-114 victory over the visiting Atlanta Hawks on Sunday night.

Brooklyn snapped a three-game losing skid with a come-from-behind victory over Atlanta before a sellout crowd of 17,926 at Barclays Center on Sunday.

They do not have Dennis Schroeder, Cam Thomas, or Dorian Finney-Smith (trades) and D'Angelo Russell is not going to play tonight. For the Hawks to keep their hold on the No. 7 seed and their very slim hopes of jumping into the top six alive,

The Nets took care of business on Sunday, with complete disregard for NBA Draft lottery odds, defeating the Atlanta Hawks 122-114 at Barclays Center on the second night of a back-to-back set.

Hawks: OUT: Kobe Bufkin (shoulder), Clint Capela (personal), Jalen Johnson (shoulder), and Larry Nance Jr. (leg). QUESTIONABLE: Caris LeVert (knee), Daeqwon Plowden (G League), Jacob Toppin (G League), and Keaton Wallace (G League). PROBABLE: Trae Young (achilles).

Pregame analysis and predictions of the Atlanta Hawks vs. Brooklyn Nets NBA game to be played on March 16, 2025 on ESPN.