The Atlanta Hawks, navigating a transitional phase after trading star point guard Trae Young, visit the Golden State Warriors, who are building momentum with their veteran core intact. This interconference clash at Chase Center could highlight the Warriors’ experience against the Hawks’ revamped lineup, featuring new additions like CJ McCollum and Kristaps Porzingis. While Golden State aims to extend their home winning streak, Atlanta seeks to leverage recent defensive improvements to pull off a road upset. Below is a comprehensive breakdown of the matchup.
Venue Location
The game will be held at Chase Center in San Francisco, California. This state-of-the-art arena, with a capacity of 18,064, opened in 2019 and is known for its vibrant atmosphere and tech-savvy features, serving as the Warriors’ home court.
Tip-off is scheduled for 10:00 PM ET (7:00 PM PT local time). The game will be broadcast on Bally Sports Southeast (Hawks feed) and NBC Sports Bay Area (Warriors feed), with streaming available via NBA League Pass.
Injury Report
Both teams have submitted preliminary reports, but statuses could change. The Hawks are integrating new players amid minor concerns, while the Warriors manage veteran workloads. Data as of January 10, 2026.
Atlanta Hawks:
CJ McCollum (PG): Probable – Quad. Expected to make his Hawks debut after being traded from Washington; has been scoring efficiently (20+ points in 13 of last 27 games).
Kristaps Porzingis (C): Day-to-day – Achilles. Listed as out for the Jan. 9 game vs. Nuggets but could return; provides spacing and rim protection when healthy.
Corey Kispert (SF): Out – Undisclosed. Recently acquired but sidelined; impacts wing depth.
Zaccharie Risacher (F): Day-to-day – Undisclosed. Rookie forward’s status uncertain, affecting perimeter defense.
Note: Team has not yet submitted full report for Jan. 11; Trae Young is no longer with the team after recent trade.
Golden State Warriors:
Gary Payton II (G): Available – Ankle. Played in Jan. 10 game vs. Kings after recent absence.
Stephen Curry (PG): Probable – Rest/conditioning. Often managed but expected to play; key to offense.
Draymond Green (PF): Probable – General soreness. Veteran rested periodically but available.
Andrew Wiggins (SF): Probable – Undisclosed. Recently out but trending toward availability.
Jonathan Kuminga (F): Probable – Undisclosed. Similar to Wiggins, expected back.
Note: Full report not submitted; team managing load after Jan. 10 game.
Key Player Matchups
With Trae Young traded, the Hawks’ offense shifts to McCollum and Porzingis (if available), facing the Warriors’ defensive anchors. Golden State’s backcourt could exploit Atlanta’s perimeter vulnerabilities.
CJ McCollum (Hawks PG, if debuting) vs. Stephen Curry (Warriors PG): McCollum’s scoring (20.9 PPG recently) against Curry’s playmaking (27 points, 10 assists in Jan. 10 win). Curry’s gravity could open lanes, but McCollum’s mid-range game tests Warriors’ defense.
Dyson Daniels (Hawks G) vs. Andrew Wiggins (Warriors SF): Daniels’ triple-double in Jan. 9 win (points, rebounds, assists) vs. Wiggins’ two-way play. Daniels anchors Hawks’ defense post-Young trade.
Kristaps Porzingis (Hawks C, if available) vs. Draymond Green (Warriors PF): Porzingis’ spacing vs. Green’s versatility. A battle of IQ and physicality in the frontcourt.
Jalen Johnson (Hawks PF) vs. Jonathan Kuminga (Warriors F): Johnson’s athleticism against Kuminga’s scoring bursts. This matchup could dictate transition opportunities.
The Warriors’ experience gives them an edge, but Hawks’ new additions could create mismatches if healthy.
Recent Team Forms
Atlanta Hawks: The Hawks have turned a corner post-trade, going 5-5 in their last 10 with improved defense (holding opponents under 100 in recent wins). They dominated Denver 110-87 on Jan. 9 (Daniels triple-double) and beat New Orleans 117-100 earlier. However, losses highlight inconsistencies (4-13 since Dec. 1 overall). Last 5: W-W-L-W-L.
Golden State Warriors: The Warriors are surging, with a 6-4 record in their last 10, averaging 116.1 PPG. They beat Sacramento 137-103 on Jan. 10 (Curry 27 points, 10 assists) and have won 3 of 4 at home. Defensive lapses in losses, but strong rebounding keys wins. Last 5: W-W-L-W-W.
Series History
All-time, the Golden State Warriors lead the Atlanta Hawks 153-149 in 302 regular-season games. Recently, the series is split, with Atlanta winning 4 of the last 10, including a 124-115 victory on March 22, 2025. Golden State has a strong home edge, winning 6 of the last 10 at Chase Center, but the Hawks took a 119-109 road win on Nov. 20, 2024. Trends favor high-scoring affairs (over in 7 of last 10).
Betting Trends
Trends lean over, with Warriors home games hitting over in 7 of last 10 and Hawks allowing 114+ in losses.
Warriors 1-4 ATS in last 5 but 12-3 SU as home favorites. Hawks 25-15 ATS on road last 40 (+8.5 units ROI), but 0-5 ATS vs. Warriors recently. Over has hit in 7 of last 10 head-to-heads.
Game Odds
Atlanta Hawks 235.5
Golden State Warriors – 6.5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Saturday, January 10, 2026
