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6 Players To Watch In Sunday's Hawks vs. Bucks Matinee

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1 / 7Jeff Teague. The Hawks struggled in a number of ways in their 105-80 loss to the Raptors Friday, but among the starters, Teague showed the least rust. He played with a lot of activity on both ends, finishing with 11 points, 5 assists and a pair of blocks. He now has multiple blocks in 3 of his past 5 games.

thumbnail-image: Jeff Teague. The Hawks struggled in a number of ways in their 105-80 loss to the Raptors Friday, but among the starters, Teague showed the least rust. He played with a lot of activity on both ends, finishing with 11 points, 5 assists and a pair of blocks. He now has multiple blocks in 3 of his past 5 games.
thumbnail-image: Kyle Korver. Korver made 3 of 13 field goals Friday, making the game his worst shooting night on 10 or more shots since a 2-for-10 night in Milwaukee on Feb. 25, 2013. Afterward Korver said, "You never want your shooting to effect the rest of your play, and it's something coaches talk to you about from grade school on up. Obviously it helps when you're making shots."
thumbnail-image: Al Horford on the glass. Horford grabbed 12 rebounds against Toronto and he has averaged 11.8 rebounds per game in his last six games. The Hawks fumbled the game away with 22 turnovers and dozens of missed open shots, but they did tie the Raptors on the glass with 52 rebounds apiece.
thumbnail-image: Kent Bazemore from the corners. On his way to making 43.1% of his three-point attempts overall, Bazemore has made a combined 17 of 32 threes (53.1%) from the left and right corners. The Hawks will need his shotmaking and energetic play as they await the return of Thabo Sefolosha from a calf injury.
thumbnail-image: Khris Middleton. The smooth-shooting wing has been a boon for the Bucks this season. Not only has he made 42.2% of his threes, but he has also used his 6'11" wingspan to mesh seamlessly into Jason Kidd's trap-heavy defense. The Bucks outscore their opponents by a team-best 10.0 points per 100 possessions with Middleton on the court. This week's trade of Brandon Knight to Phoenix likely indicates that the Bucks preferred to use their offseason money on Middleton instead.
thumbnail-image: Jerryd Bayless. With Knight traded and newly-acquired Michael Carter-Williams still recovering from a toe injury, Milwaukee will count on Bayless to initiate a good deal of their offense. In the Bucks' 89-81 win over the Nuggets Friday, Bayless contributed 11 points, 8 assists and 7 rebounds while bearing a heavy 39-minute workload.
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