Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers Match Player Stats (Feb 19, 2026)

Full box score, team stats, advanced metrics, and analysis from the February 19, 2026 matchup at Wells Fargo Center. Hawks win 117–107 behind Jalen Johnson’s 32-point double-double.

Game Summary

The Atlanta Hawks vs Philadelphia 76ers match player stats from February 19, 2026 tell the story of a road win built on paint dominance, second-chance offense, and one forward who simply would not be stopped. The Hawks took down the Sixers 117 to 107 at Wells Fargo Center, with Jalen Johnson posting 32 points and 10 rebounds to lead Atlanta from wire to wire.

Philadelphia had their moments, particularly in a competitive Q3 where they outscored Atlanta 31 to 28. But the Hawks’ ability to create extra possessions, convert fast breaks, and punish turnovers gave them a cushion that the Sixers never truly threatened. Tyrese Maxey fought hard with 28 points but could not get enough help on a night when his supporting cast came up short in the clutch.

Top Performers

Atlanta Hawks Box Score

Player	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	FG%	3P%	FT%	+/-
Atlanta Hawks • Away • WIN 117
Jalen Johnson FDD	32	10	5	3	1	4	40.9	N/A	87.5	+11
Dyson Daniels G	15	7	2	1	0	2	58.3	N/A	33.3	+6
Nickeil Alexander-Walker G	14	3	4	3	0	4	36.4	28.6	80.0	0
Zaccharie Risacher F	10	7	2	1	1	0	50.0	50.0	N/A	0
Onyeka Okongwu CDD	8	10	2	0	0	2	40.0	N/A	N/A	+11
Corey Kispert F	5	5	1	0	0	0	20.0	33.3	100.0	+5
Mouhamed Gueye F	0	1	1	1	1	0	N/A	N/A	N/A	-1

Double-Doubles: Jalen Johnson (32 pts / 10 reb) and Onyeka Okongwu (8 pts / 10 reb) both posted double-doubles for Atlanta. Johnson’s +11 net rating matched Okongwu’s, both the highest on either team.

Philadelphia 76ers Box Score

Player	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	FG%	3P%	FT%	+/-
Philadelphia 76ers • Home • LOSS 107
Tyrese Maxey G	28	3	3	1	1	2	34.8	36.4	100.0	-7
VJ Edgecombe G	20	9	0	1	1	6	46.7	37.5	100.0	-6
Kelly Oubre Jr. F	17	3	3	3	1	2	30.8	N/A	81.8	-2
Quentin Grimes G	14	2	1	0	1	2	55.6	50.0	50.0	-3
Andre Drummond CDD	10	14	3	0	2	0	66.7	100.0	100.0	-7
Adem Bona F	9	7	0	0	4	1	60.0	N/A	75.0	-3
Jabari Walker F	4	3	2	1	0	0	33.3	50.0	50.0	-3
Trendon Watford G-F	4	2	0	0	0	1	16.7	N/A	100.0	-9

Note: Andre Drummond delivered a 14-rebound double-double in a losing effort. VJ Edgecombe’s 6 turnovers in a single game proved costly, as Atlanta converted those possessions into 8 fast break points directly off his mistakes.

Team Stats

Head to Head Team Stats

Stat	PHI 76ers	ATL Hawks
Points	107	117
Field Goal %	38.4%	42.7%
3-Point %	33.3%	31.3%
Free Throw %	81.1%	77.5%
Total Rebounds	54	66
Offensive Rebounds	12	14
Assists	17	24
Steals	9	11
Blocks	13	5
Turnovers	16	14
Points in the Paint	38	54
Fast Break Points	19	25
Second Chance Points	13	27
Bench Points	31	38
Points Off Turnovers	9	22
Effective FG%	44.8%	48.3%
True Shooting %	52.3%	54.9%
Offensive Rating	100.7	109.8
Defensive Rating	109.8	100.7

Visual Comparison

107

PTS

117

38

PAINT

54

13

2ND CH

27

9

OFF-TO

22

17

AST

24

Advanced Metrics

Shot Quality and Efficiency Breakdown

Metric	PHI 76ers	ATL Hawks
FG at Rim (Made / Att)	14/26 (53.8%)	22/37 (59.5%)
Midrange FG%	33.3%	33.3%
Assist to Turnover Ratio	1.13	1.85
Second Chance FG%	37.5%	60.0%
Fast Break FG%	60.0%	60.0%
Biggest Lead	+4	+14
Game Efficiency Score	80.0	96.3
Points Per Possession (Off)	1.01	1.10
Points Per Possession (Def)	1.10	1.01

Atlanta’s 1.85 assist to turnover ratio compared to Philadelphia’s 1.13 shows how much cleaner the Hawks were with the ball all night. At the rim, they converted 59.5% on 37 attempts, while Philly shot 53.8% on only 26 attempts. The Hawks were not just more efficient at the basket — they were getting there more often.

Game Analysis

What Decided This Game

Jalen Johnson Took Over

32 points. 10 rebounds. 5 assists. 3 steals. 1 block. This was Jalen Johnson at his most complete. He attacked the paint aggressively all night, drew 10 personal fouls, and converted 14 of 16 from the free-throw line. His fast break production (10 fast break points on his own) was a major factor in Atlanta’s ability to push the pace and score in transition consistently.

Johnson posted an efficiency rating of 35 and a game score of 24.8, both the highest marks on either team by a wide margin. His +11 net rating meant the Hawks were simply better in every minute he was on the floor. For a franchise building around him as the primary engine, this was the kind of road performance that changes narratives.

35

Efficiency Rating

Jalen Johnson

10

Fouls Drawn

Jalen Johnson

10

Fast Break PTS

Jalen Johnson

Atlanta Buried Philly on the Boards

The Hawks dominated the glass 66 to 54 in total rebounds and turned their 14 offensive boards into 27 second-chance points at a 60.0% conversion rate. Philadelphia converted only 37.5% of their second-chance attempts. That gap — 27 points vs 13 — is practically a free quarter of basketball given to Atlanta.

Onyeka Okongwu quietly grabbed 10 rebounds off the bench and helped set the tone for Atlanta’s interior dominance even without putting up significant scoring numbers. That kind of bench production in the frontcourt is exactly what separates good teams from average ones.

Philadelphia’s Turnover Problem

VJ Edgecombe had a rough night handling the ball. 6 turnovers from a guard in a single game kills offensive rhythm and creates open floor opportunities for the opponent. As a team, the Sixers turned it over 16 times, and Atlanta converted those mistakes into 22 points. The 22 to 9 gap in points off turnovers is basically a free 13-point swing toward the Hawks — in a 10-point game, that is the entire margin.

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Maxey Fought Hard but Could Not Do It Alone

Tyrese Maxey dropped 28 points and hit all 8 of his free throw attempts, showing his typical aggressiveness attacking the basket. But he shot just 34.8% from the field on 23 attempts, and his supporting cast could not give him enough clean looks or consistent production around him. Drummond’s 14 rebounds were impressive, and Edgecombe’s 20 points were a positive in isolation, but his 6-turnover night and a -6 net rating undermined much of that offensive contribution.

Philadelphia actually outscored Atlanta in Q3 by 31 to 28, showing some real fight. But the Hawks responded with 29 fourth-quarter points compared to just 23 for the Sixers, ending any realistic comeback attempt decisively.

Bench Depth Made the Difference

Player	Team	PTS	REB	AST	Notable
Onyeka OkongwuDD	ATL	8	10	2	+11 net rating
Nickeil Alexander-Walker	ATL	14	3	4	3 steals off bench
Corey Kispert	ATL	5	5	1	+5 net rating
Adem Bona	PHI	9	7	0	4 blocks off bench
Quentin Grimes	PHI	14	2	1	50% from three

Atlanta’s bench outscored Philadelphia’s bench 38 to 31. Nickeil Alexander-Walker coming off the bench and delivering 14 points with 3 steals and 4 assists gave Atlanta genuine two-way depth that Philly simply could not match. That bench gap, combined with Johnson’s star-level night, proved to be the winning formula.

Key Takeaways