Free throw percentage is almost the same out to the third decimal place, and the number of FTs each team takes in the course of a game is almost identical. Advantage to the Hornets on 3PT shooting - they made 10 more on over 100 fewer attempts. Small advantage to Atlanta on rebounding. The teams are almost even-up on steals. Atlanta has the Mutombo advantage on blocks - this will almost certainly come into play during the playoffs.
Turnovers are almost dead even.
I'm going to work on the theory that anyone who played less than 10 MPG probably was not a significant contributor. 1.1 5.2 .411 curry,dell 1.9 1.3 0.6 1.0 0.1 1.6 7.1 .383 reid,j.r. Clearly, Rice is going to have to elevate his game if the Hornets are to have any chance of beating the Hawks. Another key for the Hornets will probably by the play of Anthony Mason. In the four games against the Hawks, Mason only scored in double figures once - and that was an 11 point outing.