INDIANAPOLIS -- The Atlanta Hawks made Joe Johnsons poor shooting night irrelevant. Dallas Cowboys Mike Jenkins Jersey. The Hawks shot 50 per cent from the field in a 102-92 win over the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night. Johnson entered the game averaging a team-best 20 points, but he shot just 4 for 12 from the field and finished with 11 points while Indianas Danny Granger held him in check. The Hawks found plenty of other options. Josh Smith had 25 points, eight rebounds and seven blocks, Mike Bibby scored 16 points and Al Horford added 15 for the Hawks, who won their second straight after a four-game losing streak. Perhaps Atlantas most impressive statistics were their 26 assists and six players in double figures. "It shows the maturity of the team," Horford said. "I think that the deeper you are, the better team you are. Now, they have to consider that they dont know whos going to come out and have a big night for the Hawks." Johnson finished with five assists for the Hawks, who won for the fifth time in six road games. "Everybody knows that Joes the key guy on the offensive end because hes such a potent scorer," Atlanta coach Larry Drew said. "When other guys are touching the ball and when other guys are getting looks, it makes you tough to defend. I think tonight we did a nice job of moving the basketball. When we play like that and defend on the other end, we become pretty hard to beat." Smith, known more as a shot blocker and rebounder, led the team in scoring for just the second time this season. He scored 17 points on 5-for-8 shooting in the second half to help the Hawks expand their 50-49 halftime lead. "In the first half, I wasnt stepping into it, I was fading," he said. "I made some corrections, and my teammates were able to find me, and I was able to knock down shots more." Granger scored 22 points for the Pacers. Roy Hibbert had 18 points and a career-high 15 rebounds, and Mike Dunleavy added 14 points. "We lost to a very good basketball team," Pacers coach Jim OBrien said. "They have a lot of weapons. They played together and theyre well-coached." The Pacers were short-handed, as point guard Darren Collison and reserve forward Tyler Hansbrough sat out with sprained left ankles. Atlanta led 58-55 in the third quarter when Indianas Josh McRoberts snagged an offensive rebound. Smith blocked McRoberts dunk attempt, then Atlantas Marvin Williams converted a three-point play at the other end. Smith made a three-pointer on Atlantas next possession to extend the Hawks lead to 64-55 midway through the third quarter. The Hawks took a 77-65 lead into the final quarter. One week after Indiana had a near-perfect 54-point third quarter against Denver, the Pacers shot 6-for-16 in the same period to fall behind by double digits. "We came out with no energy and just didnt seem to be able to get in the groove," Dunleavy said. Atlanta shot 56 per cent in the third quarter and had eight assists on 10 baskets. "The way we were sharing the ball was beautiful in the third," Smith said. Indiana had two chances to cut Atlantas lead to six or seven early in the fourth quarter, but T.J. Ford and Granger missed from in close on back-to-back possessions. After Grangers miss, Jamal Crawford drained a three-pointer to push Atlantas lead to 81-69. The Pacers later trimmed their deficit to five on a layup by Ford, but the Hawks responded with a 7-0 run, including a three-point play by Johnson, to push the lead back out. "We got the stops," Bibby said. "We were kind of going back and forth in the first half. Then, we started getting stops and rebounding better, and we scored at the other end." Notes: Jeff Teague, an Indianapolis Pike High School graduate, hit a three-pointer as time expired in the first quarter. 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Arenas pleaded guilty Jan. 15 to one felony count of violating the District of Columbias strict gun laws, a charge stemming from a locker-room confrontation that followed a card-game dispute between Arenas and teammate Javaris Crittenton during a Dec. 19 flight to Washington. Authorities say Arenas threatened to shoot Crittenton in the face and blow up his car. Two days later, Arenas brought four guns to the locker-room and put them in a chair by Crittentons locker with a sign saying, "Pick 1." Crittenton then retrieved his own gun and showed it to Arenas. Prosecutors wrote that the locker-room incident "was not a spur-of-the-moment joke," but rather a calculated attempt by Arenas to defend his supremacy among his peers. "In the confined quarters of an airplane, a younger, junior player disrespected the defendant in front of the entire team," Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Kavanaugh wrote. "On a team where the defendant is the highest-paid player, was the face of the franchise, and is known for particularly outrageous conduct, the defendant believed he had no choice but to respond." In arguing for jail time, Kavanaugh noted that Arenas lied repeatedly about why the guns were in the locker-room. Arenas first claimed he brought them to work because he wanted to get them out of the house and away from his three young children. Also, on the day after the confrontation, Arenas told a member of the Wizards management that Crittenton wasnt even in the locker-room when the guns were displayed, according to prosecutors. Minutes later, Arenas asked an unnamed teammate to forward a text message to Crittenton, Kavanaugh wrote. The message instructed Crittenton about what he should tell NBA officials. "Ur new story. U were n the training rm when u got out there were 3 guns on ur chair with a note. That said pick one. Send that to javaris ill take all the Blame," Arenas wrote, according to prosecutors. "Ill come up with the story. But that all he needs to say. If we hav to talk to the nba office." A spokeswoman for Arenas lawyers declined to comment on the allegation. She said the defence would respond to the governments sentencing memorandum at Fridays hearing. Prosecutors also cited Arenas prior conviction for carrying a concealed weapon in California in 2003 and his joking antics in the wake of the incident. They said any claim by Arenas that he was ignorant of D.C. gun laws is false, citing a November 2009 team meeting on the subject. As part of the plea deal with Arenas, the government said in Januuary it would not seek more than six months in jail, although the judge can give Arenas anywhere from probation to the charges maximum term of five years. Replica Bart Scott Jersey The sentencing guidelines for someone with Arenas record call for a sentence of six to 24 months, although the guidelines also allow for probation. In Tuesdays filing, prosecutors also proposed that Arenas serve three years probation and perform 300 hours of community service in addition to the three-month jail term. A survey of similar cases over the last two years in the district indicate that about half of the defendants convicted of Arenas crime receive some amount of jail time. Crittenton received a year of unsupervised probation after pleading guilty in January to a misdemeanour gun charge. He did not have a prior guns-related conviction. Arenas lawyers held nothing back in making the case for their client, filing a memorandum that runs 122 pages and includes numerous character-reference letters, with Arenas father, Alana Beard of the WNBAs Washington Mystics and ESPNs Dave McMenamin among those offering their support. There are no letters from any of Arenas current or former Wizards teammates, coaches or management. Arenas has a reputation as a flamboyant showman and self-promoter, but his lawyers attempted to portray a different side with sections with titles such as "Kindness to Strangers" and "Mr. Arenas as a Role Model." "He is a genuinely caring person, he has long devoted himself to serving the community and others, and despite a history of pranks and misguided practical jokes, he is a peaceful man who is not aggressive or confrontational in any way. ... He is the rare superstar athlete who shies away from the fast-lane lifestyle," the document says. Arenas lawyers said the players confusion about D.C.s gun laws -- especially in the wake of a 2008 Supreme Court decision that forced D.C. to change its gun laws -- should be considered a mitigating circumstance. They also pointed out that Arenas guns were unloaded and that he is losing more than US$7 million in salary from the NBA, which has suspended him without pay from the rest of the season. Arenas has also lost a sponsorship deal with Adidas, which his lawyers say will cost him at least $10 million and possibly more than $40 million, and a separate deal with Spalding, which has cost Arenas about $200,000. The lawyers also wrote that Arenas attempts at humour in the wake of the locker-room incident -- including lighthearted comments on Twitter and a pantomime in which Arenas pretended to shoot his teammates on the court before a game at Philadelphia -- were "unwise" but shouldnt be interpreted as contradicting Arenas statements of contrition. "The whole world has watched as a man who brought four unloaded guns into the District of Columbia was required to accept a felony plea, suffer great personal and professional collateral consequences, register as a gun offender, submit to court supervision, and face public scorn," the lawyers wrote. "This sad saga has sent a strong message to any and all who might consider bringing guns into the District." ' ' '