Graham Chapple is a Staff Writer at Peachtree Hoops. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on basketball, the NBA, and the Atlanta Hawks, while also delving into sports business and competitive sports in Georgia. Graham's insights and analyses are featured in Peachtree Hoops, where he brings his passion for sports to the forefront.
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Graham Chapple's articles predominantly cover local sports events, particularly the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA. His focus is on event coverage and evolving stories related to basketball, with particular attention given to player previews and NBA draft scouting reports.
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By: Graham Chapple
The Hawks took their first lead very late on, but they could not hold on.
The Hawks found themselves in a large hole to end the first and never recovered.
The Atlanta Hawks secured a second consecutive victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Cup, triumphing 117-101 on Friday night at State Farm Arena on Friday afternoon.
The Atlanta Hawks notched their fifth successive victory, the latest coming in an impressive road win against the Milwaukee Bucks — winners of seven straight games prior to last night — on Wednesday night, 119-104.
Six on the bounce now for the Hawks as they continue to climb the Eastern Conference standings.
The Grizzlies came out the blocks firing and never really looked back
The Hawks gave themselves the gift of a victory for the holidays behind a strong final frame.
The Nuggets amassed 76 points in the paint en route to a comfortable victory.
Hawks drop the L.A. back-to-back as road-trip misery continues.
By: Graham Chapple
The Atlanta Hawks got their road trip back on track with a dramatic 124-121 victory over the Utah Jazz
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