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Atlanta Hawks History
The lineage of the Hawks dates to 1946, when, as the Tri-Cities Blackhawks, they played in the NBA's forerunner, the National Basketball League. They moved to Milwaukee in 1951, shortening their name, and then to St. Louis in 1955. They made the NBA finals four times in a five-year stretch, defeating the Boston Celtics to capture the franchise's only title in 1958. In 13 seasons in St. Louis, the Hawks missed the playoffs only once.
After moving to Atlanta in 1968, the Hawks' postseason runs continued for five years, fueled by the likes of Pete Maravich, Lou Hudson and Walt Bellamy. In 1976, Ted Turner bought the team and installed Hubie Brown as coach, and by his second season, the team was again a playoff contender. The Dominique Wilkins era began in 1982, with "The Human Highlight Film" leading the team to four straight 50-win seasons beginning with the 1985–86 season.
The arrival of Dikembe Mutombo helped the Hawks continue to make postseason runs in the late 1990s, but the new millennium brought a difficult eight-year dry spell. That ended with the 2007–08 season, the first of 10 consecutive years in which they earned a playoff berth.
In 2018, the team drafted Trae Young. He led the team with 29.6 points and 9.3 assists per game in his second season. During the 2021–22 regular season, Young led all of the NBA in total points (2,155) and total assists (737). During the postseason, the Atlanta Hawks went on an incredible playoff run, led by Young, that saw them advance to the Eastern Conference Finals where they lost to eventual NBA Champions Milwaukee Bucks.
Atlanta Hawks Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Southeast
Year Founded: 1946
Team Colors: Torch Red, Legacy Yellow, Infinity Black, Granite Gray
Team Rivals: Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, Washington Wizards
Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena
State Farm Arena is the home of the NBA's Atlanta Hawks. The sports and entertainment venue, which underwent a massive $192.5 million renovation in 2018, features the third-largest center-hung scoreboard in the NBA, new sightlines with 360-degree concourse and new seating. The venue also features the first-of-its-kind in-venue entertainment options that include TopGolf Swing Suites, the company's first permanent amenity in a major sports arena, Killer Mike's SWAG Shop (a four-chair barbershop overlooking the court) and the signature Hawks Bar, the NBA's first courtside bar.
The Atlanta Hawks’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina when the Hawks face off against the Charlotte Hornets. The Hawks host their home opener against the New York Knicks on October 27. The Hawks play their final game of the regular season at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis against Eastern Conference competitors the Indiana Pacers. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Atlanta Hawks.
The Atlanta Hawks have made four appearances in the NBA Finals, and have won once (in 1958 as the St. Louis Hawks).
All 30 teams will participate in the Group Play stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament. Here’s a list of the Atlanta Hawks’ Group East A matchups:
The Atlanta Hawks play at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The seating map for State Farm Arena can be viewed here.
Overall worthwhile but not nearly the spirit as there in in a regualr season game. Most of the people in attendance were in one section of the arena which was odd. Looking forward to regular season.
The game was great and the team looks very good
I had a great time with my boyfriend Jeremy at the game. We sat closer than we ever have and can't wait to be able to attend another game. Hawks won so that's all that matters. Thank you Ticket Master for the complimentary survey tickets. We would not have been able to afford to make it to this game without you! Keep em coming please :)
The game was incredible! The Hawks look to do some damage with the new crew they acquired over the summer in Teague, and Mario West is still a firecracker!! The starters look great, too. I was happy to see Marvin 100%, and Josh Smith, Joe Johnson, and Al Horford are on top of their game. I took my friend who had never been to a Hawks game and he loved it!! We will be back...
The game was awesome. I loved my seats and the promotional discount. I would love to see more promos like this, but I will still purchase tickets to the home games. We need more home team support.
Although it was only a pre-season game, we treated it like a regular season game. Great seats, lots of enthusiastic fans and best of all, only paid $3.50 for them through a special event from the Hawks.
I enjoyed game with the kids, perfect family night.
Glad to see that the Hawks dominated a known team like the Hornets and didn't let Chris Paul run circles around them!!
The team looked strong with depth at the guard position. Unfortunately, Joe Smith didn't play so I'm still suspicious of the big man play
The exhibition game between the Hawks and the Hornets was a fun evening. It was exciting to see the new team members on both teams. Being a pre-season game it was interesting to watch the different combinations of players that the coaches put on the floor. When the starters when in the game, the Hawks were crushing the Hornets. When the second and third string was on the court, they allowed the Hornets to gain momentum and a lot of points. The Hawks did up winning in the end, but not by much. I do think we are going to have a GREAT team this year! Teague and Crawford are wonderful new additions. Teague has to learn that he is not the only player on the court though. He will learn that soon. Overall, it was a fun evening!
Well, it's the beginning of a new season. The starters look great and if we can stay healthy we should be in the playoffs for the third straight year. The bench played a lot last night and once they get together it could be a real good season. One thing I wish could happen is that when the game is in play the ushers would stop people from getting up to leave out or coming in. I dislike moving cause someone wants to get out or in while the game is going on.
A lot of people ask, "why go to a preseason game? hardly anyone goes..?" And to me, that is the reason to go! If you plan on attending games throughout the season, then attending a preseason game is ideal. Not only does it give you the chance to see some basketball, but it does so without the hassle of massive concession lines, parking issues, etc. It is a great opportunity to get familar with the layout of Philips Arena, and surrounding restaurants, clubs, and other activities. This is not my first preseason game, nor will it be my last- and i would say to all of those preseason skeptics, attend one! What's the worst you lose-$10?
The game was good - good chance to notice rookie players on the team
The view was great. The customer service was awesome and the game was exciting! We had a great time.
Game was fun. The Hawks won. Even with a small crowd, everyone cheered the Hawks on! Looking forward to a great season!
I loved the game. I took my nephew and he enjoyed the game too. I was very appreciative of the tickets. I had no idea that the tickets would be so close given that they were complementary.
The Hawks showed up and showed out!!! I had a great time and the seats were wonderful. I am excited about this season. Teague and Crawford...enough said!
We had a great time. My daughter and I went and took some friends. They loved it. We had two little girls 4 and 2 that have never seen or been anywhere like it and they had the best time ever. They have had a rough life and now beginning to see that there is so much in life and Atlanta Hawks Rock!
