Trey Kell III - Cool, Calm and Dominant

After trailing for much of the opening half the Hawks looked home and hosed when leading by 13 with eight minutes left, only for a spirited Kings comeback to make it a one-point ball game with 2.33 on the clock. 

Enter Kell, who came up the floor on a must-score possession and forced his sixth trip to the line for the game. He cooly went 2-2 (7-7 on the evening) before burying a three next time up the floor for a four-point cushion. It made the climb too steep for the Kings and saw the Hawks hold on 111-108.

It came just days after Justin Tatum labelled Kell and captain Tyler Harvey the best back court in the NBL.