Hawks coach Quin Snyder back

Coach Quin Snyder returns to Hawks’ bench against Pacers after missing 1 game due to an illness
 · 2dThe Washington Post
Coach Quin Snyder returns to Hawks' bench against Pacers after missing 1 game due to an illness
ATLANTA — Atlanta Hawks coach Quin Snyder returned to the bench for Thursday night’s game against the Indiana Pacers after missing one game due to an illness. Snyder sat out Tuesday night’s ...
Hawks coach Quin Snyder back after missing game with illness
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