The Spurs (2 - 1) had seven players in double - figures and got to the free throw line 38 times in Wednesday’s 94 - 92 win over the Hawks (1 - 2). San Antonio, coming off of a 94 - 89 loss to the Suns on Friday, jumped out to an early 27 - 15 first quarter lead. The Hawks would slowly claw back into the game, though, trimming the lead to six entering the fourth quarter. The Spurs opened the fourth on a quick 60 to vault the lead back into double - digits, but the Hawks would respond. An 80 run capped by a Dennis Schroder layup brought Atlanta to within two with 9:4 remaining, causing the Spurs to call a timeout. After the timeout, the teams traded buckets virtually the rest of the way. Three Manu Ginobili free throws put the Spurs up 91 - 90 with a minute remaining. Tim Duncan added a free throw to push the lead to two, but Jeff Teague hit a short jumper to knot the score at 92 with 13 seconds to play. Ginobili then drove to the hoop and drew a foul, knocking down both of what would end up being the game - winning free throws with three seconds on the clock. It was an all - around effort from both teams, as no player scored more than 17 points. Paul Millsap and DeMarre Carroll each had 17 for Atlanta, while Mike Scott chipped in 12 off the bench. Tim Duncan (17 points, 13 rebounds) and Tony Parker (17 points, seven assists, seven turnovers) led the way for San Antonio, with Boris Diaw adding 11 points and five rebounds in 34 minutes off the bench. The Spurs now turn around and head to Houston to face the Rockets on Thursday night. Atlanta has a night off Thursday before facing the Hornets in Charlotte on Friday.
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