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Atlanta Hawks Team info, Roster, Achievements, All Time Records, Upcoming Game

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Atlanta Hawks Team info, Roster, Achievements, All Time Records, Upcoming Game
Atlanta Hawks Team info, Roster, Achievements, All Time Records, Upcoming Game

The Atlanta Hawks is an American professional team that plays for the NBA as a member of the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference. The team was founded in 1946 and plays its home games at State Farm Arena. The team was first established as the Buffalo Bisons, however, kept changing its name before settling in Atlanta. 

Contents
Upcoming Matches: Atlanta Hawks Schedule 2024-25Meet the Star Performers: Atlanta Hawks Roster 2024-25Atlanta Hawks Stats and All-Time Records: The Path to FameAtlanta Hawks Stats and Last 10 Years’ RecordsAchievements in the Hawks’ Basketball HistoryFrom Buffalo Bisons to Atlanta Hawks: The Journey of The HawksBehind the Bench: The Hawks’ Leading CoachesHall of Fame: Champions of the Atlanta Hawks

Some of the key players that the team has produced are Dominique Wilkins, Bob Houbregs, and Trae Young. The Hawks are among the most powerful teams in the NBA, especially known for their offensive strategies. 

Let’s delve into the Atlanta Hawks’ statistics, roster, schedule, and team info to learn more about the team’s standing and achievements. 

Upcoming Matches: Atlanta Hawks Schedule 2024-25

Recently, the NBA released the Atlanta Hawks schedule for the 2024-25 season on its official website. According to the schedule, the Hawks will play its first match against the Brooklyn Nets on 23rd October 2024 in the State Farm Arena, Atlanta. The team will play its last game on 13 Apr against Orlando Magic at their home ground in State Farm Arena, Atlanta.

The following is the Atlanta Hawks Schedule for the 2024-25 Regular Season along with timing and venue. 

DATEOpponentTIMEVenue
Wed, 23 Oct, 2024Brooklyn Nets4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Fri, 25 Oct, 2024Charlotte Hornets4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 27 Oct, 2024Oklahoma City Thunder4:00 PMPaycom Center, Oklahoma City
Mon, 28 Oct, 2024Washington Wizards4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Wed, 30 Oct, 2024Washington Wizards4:00 PMCapital One Arena, Washington
Fri, 1 Nov, 2024Sacramento Kings4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 3 Nov, 2024New Orleans Pelicans4:00 PMSmoothie King Center, New Orleans
Mon, 4 Nov, 2024Boston Celtics4:45 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Wed, 6 Nov, 2024New York Knicks4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Fri, 8 Nov, 2024Detroit Pistons4:00 PMLittle Caesars Arena, Detroit
Sat, 9 Nov, 2024Chicago Bulls4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Tue, 12 Nov, 2024Boston Celtics4:00 PMTD Garden, Boston
Fri, 15 Nov, 2024Washington Wizards4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 17 Nov, 2024Portland Trail Blazers3:00 PMModa Center at the Rose Quarter, Portland
Mon, 18 Nov, 2024Sacramento Kings7:00 PMGolden 1 Center, Sacramento
Wed, 20 Nov, 2024Golden State Warriors7:00 PMChase Center, San Francisco
Fri, 22 Nov, 2024Chicago Bulls5:00 PMUnited Center, Chicago
Mon, 25 Nov, 2024Dallas Mavericks4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Wed, 27 Nov, 2024
Cleveland Cavaliers		4:00 PMRocket Mortgage FieldHouse, Cleveland
Fri, 29 Nov, 2024Cleveland Cavaliers11:30 AMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 30 Nov, 2024Charlotte Hornets3:00 PMSpectrum Center, Charlotte
Mon, 2 Dec, 2024New Orleans Pelicans4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Wed, 4 Dec, 2024Milwaukee Bucks5:00 PMFiserv Forum, Milwaukee
Fri, 6 Dec, 2024Los Angeles Lakers4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 8 Dec, 2024Denver Nuggets3:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Thu, 19 Dec, 2024San Antonio Spurs6:30 PMFrost Bank Center, San Antonio
Sat, 21 Dec, 2024Memphis Grizzlies4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Mon, 23 Dec, 2024Minnesota Timberwolves4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Thu, 26 Dec, 2024Chicago Bulls4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 28 Dec, 2024Miami Heat12:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 29 Dec, 2024Toronto Raptors3:00 PMScotiabank Arena, Toronto
Mon, 1 Jan, 2025Denver Nuggets6:00 PMBall Arena, Denver
Wed, 3 Jan, 2025Los Angeles Lakers7:30 PMCrypto.com Arena, Los Angeles
Thu, 4 Jan, 2025Los Angeles Clippers7:30 PMIntuit Dome, Inglewood
Sun, 7 Jan, 2025Utah Jazz6:00 PMDelta Center, Salt Lake City
Tue, 9 Jan, 2025Phoenix Suns6:00 PMFootprint Center, Phoenix
Thu, 11 Jan, 2025Houston Rockets12:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 14 Jan, 2025Phoenix Suns4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Mon, 15 Jan, 2025Chicago Bulls5:00 PMUnited Center, Chicago
Thu, 18 Jan, 2025Boston Celtics4:00 PMTD Garden, Boston
Sat, 20 Jan, 2025New York Knicks12:00 PMMadison Square Garden, New York
Mon, 22 Jan, 2025Detroit Pistons4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Tue, 23 Jan, 2025Toronto Raptors4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Thu, 25 Jan, 2025Toronto Raptors4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 27 Jan, 2025Minnesota Timberwolves5:00 PMTarget Center, Minneapolis
Tue, 30 Jan, 2025Cleveland Cavaliers4:30 PMRocket Mortgage FieldHouse, Cleveland
Thu, 1 Feb, 2025Indiana Pacers2:00 PMGainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
Sat, 3 Feb, 2025Detroit Pistons4:00 PMLittle Caesars Arena, Detroit
Mon, 5 Feb, 2025San Antonio Spurs4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Wed, 7 Feb, 2025Milwaukee Bucks4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Thu, 8 Feb, 2025Washington Wizards4:00 PMCapital One Arena, Washington
Sat, 10 Feb, 2025Orlando Magic4:00 PMKia Center, Orlando
Mon, 12 Feb, 2025New York Knicks4:30 PMMadison Square Garden, New York
Tue, 20 Feb, 2025Orlando Magic4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Fri, 23 Feb, 2025Detroit Pistons3:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 24 Feb, 2025Miami Heat4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Mon, 26 Feb, 2025Miami Heat4:30 PMKaseya Center, Miami
Wed, 28 Feb, 2025Oklahoma City Thunder4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 3 Mar, 2025Memphis Grizzlies5:00 PMFedExForum, Memphis
Mon, 4 Mar, 2025Milwaukee Bucks4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Wed, 6 Mar, 2025Indiana Pacers4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Fri, 8 Mar, 2025Indiana Pacers4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sun, 10 Mar, 2025Philadelphia 76ers4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Tue, 12 Mar, 2025Charlotte Hornets4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Thu, 14 Mar, 2025Los Angeles Clippers4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 16 Mar, 2025Brooklyn Nets3:00 PMBarclays Center, Brooklyn
Mon, 18 Mar, 2025Charlotte Hornets4:00 PMSpectrum Center, Charlotte
Fri, 22 Mar, 2025Golden State Warriors4:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 23 Mar, 2025Philadelphia 76ers3:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Mon, 25 Mar, 2025Houston Rockets5:00 PMToyota Center, Houston
Wed, 27 Mar, 2025Miami Heat4:30 PMKaseya Center, Miami
Sat, 30 Mar, 2025Milwaukee Bucks4:00 PMFiserv Forum, Milwaukee
Mon, 1 Apr, 2025Portland Trail Blazers4:30 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Tue, 2 Apr, 2025Dallas Mavericks5:30 PMAmerican Airlines Center, Dallas
Fri, 5 Apr, 2025New York Knicks12:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Sat, 6 Apr, 2025Utah Jazz3:00 PMState Farm Arena, Atlanta
Mon, 8 Apr, 2025Orlando Magic4:00 PMKia Center, Orlando
Wed, 10 Apr, 2025Brooklyn Nets4:30 PMBarclays Center, Brooklyn
Thu, 11 Apr, 2025Philadelphia 76ers4:00 PMWells Fargo Center, Philadelphia
Sat, 13 Apr, 2025Orlando Magic10:00 AMState Farm Arena, Atlanta

Meet the Star Performers: Atlanta Hawks Roster 2024-25

Meet the Star Performers: Atlanta Hawks Roster 2024-25
Meet the Star Performers: Atlanta Hawks Roster 2024-25

The Atlanta Hawks have produced some of the greatest players of all time. Ed Macauley, Dominique Wilkins, Bob Houbregs, and many more players have proved their commitment and dedication to the team with their contributions and extra efforts they took. 

The Atlanta Hawks have finalized the roster of players who will play for the squad and the NBA has announced the Atlanta Hawks Roster 2024-25,. This includes Dominick Barlow, Larry Nance Jr., Trae Young, and Keaton Wallace.

NameJersey No.PositionAge
Dominick Barlow26F21
Bogdan Bogdanovic13SG32
Kobe Bufkin4G20
Clint Capela15C30
Dyson Daniels5G21
Mouhamed Gueye18F21
De’Andre Hunter12SF26
Jalen Johnson1SF22
Vit Krejci27G24
Seth Lundy3G24
Garrison Mathews25SG27
Larry Nance Jr.22PF31
Onyeka Okongwu17PF23
Zaccharie Risacher10PF19
David Roddy21F23
Keaton Wallace—G25
Trae Young11PG25
Cody Zeller40C31

Atlanta Hawks Stats and All-Time Records: The Path to Fame

The Hawks were founded in 1946 as Buffalo Bisons but later changed their name to Tri-Cities Blackhawks. The Atlanta Hawks have played 76 seasons and appeared 49 times in playoffs and they won an NBA Championship in 1958. 

Dominique Wilkins has scored the highest points, 23,292 for the team. Bob Pettit recorded the most rebounds, 12,849 for the Hawks. Trae Young holds the record for most assists for the team in basketball history, with 3,868. 

LocationAtlanta, Georgia
Team NameAtlanta Hawks, St. Louis Hawks, Milwaukee Hawks, Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Seasons76; 1949-50 to 2024-25
Record2927-3010, .493 W-L%
Playoff Appearances49
Championships1 NBA Championship

Atlanta Hawks Stats and Last 10 Years’ Records

Atlanta Hawks played their first NBA season in 1949 and since then, they have played 76 seasons and appeared in 49 playoffs. The Hawks are one of the most powerful teams in the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference.  

Take a look at the Atlanta Hawks stats and records for the past 10 years to look at their performance and scores in the games. 

SeasonTmWLFinishFG%2P%FT%TRBASTSTLBLKTOVPFPTS
2023-24ATL364630.4650.5350.79736632180615369111015229703
2022-23ATL414120.4830.5480.81836392049580401106015419711
2021-22ATL433920.470.5310.8123606201758734897215349343
2020-21ATL413110.4680.5260.8123285173750334295313928186
2019-20ATL204750.4490.5250.7928981605523341108615487488
2018-19ATL295350.4510.5180.75237802118675419139719329294
2017-18ATL245850.4460.4950.78534361946638348127516068475
2016-17ATL433920.4510.5010.72836351938672397129414918459
2015-16ATL483420.4580.5120.78334512100747486122615708433
2014-15ATL602210.4660.5060.77833262111744380116714578409
2013-14ATL384440.4580.5020.78132782041680326125115778282
2012-13ATL443820.4640.5010.71533512007664369121914738032
2011-12ATL402620.4540.4820.742718148153630392111786375
2010-11ATL443830.4620.4940.77932221802497341111815547790

Achievements in the Hawks’ Basketball History

Here are some of the significant moments and achievements in the Hawks’ Basketball history:

  • NBA Championships: The Atlanta Hawks won the NBA Championship in 1958. 
  • Division Titles: The Hawks have won 12 division titles, including 5 Southeast Division titles.
  • Notable Players: Bob Pettit has scored the most rebounds for the team, 12,849. Dominique Wilkins has scored the highest points, 23,292. 
  • Other Achievements: The Hawks have had 5 60-win seasons. 

From Buffalo Bisons to Atlanta Hawks: The Journey of The Hawks

The National Basketball League (NBL) team known as the Atlanta Hawks was established in 1946 as the Buffalo Bisons. The team was established in Buffalo, New York. However, after 38 days in Buffalo, the team moved to Moline, Illinois, where they were renamed the Tri-Cities Blackhawks. 

Later, in 1951, the team moved to Milwaukee, where the team played under the name of Milwaukee Hawks. Again, the Hawks shifted to St. Louis in 1955, hence changing their name to St. Louis Hawks. There they won their first, and only NBA Championship in 1958. Finally, in 1968, the St. Louis Hawks shifted to Atlanta where Atlanta Hawks owners, Ben Kerner and Leo Ferris sold the franchise to Thomas Cousins and former Georgia Governor Carl Sanders. 

Behind the Bench: The Hawks’ Leading Coaches

The Atlanta Hawks have produced excellent players who have demonstrated their ability under the mentoring and guidance of many coaches, some of whom have won the world with their play. These players later provided coaching to the team. 

Currently, Quin Snyder is the head coach for the Atlanta Hawks. He is assisted by assistant coaches Igor Kokoskov, Bryan Bailey, Jeff Watkinson, Sanjay Lumpkin, and a few others. 

DesignationCoaches
Head CoachQuin Snyder
Assistant CoachIgor Kokoskov
Assistant CoachEkpe Udoh
Assistant CoachAntonio Lang
Assistant CoachSanjay Lumpkin
Assistant CoachEkpe Udoh
Assistant CoachJeff Watkinson
Assistant CoachBrittni Donaldson
Assistant CoachMike Brey
Assistant CoachBryan Bailey

Hall of Fame: Champions of the Atlanta Hawks

The Basketball Hall of Fame has included several players and coaches from the Atlanta Hawks. These legends are Ed Macauley and Dominique Wilkins as players, and Lenny Wilkens as the head coach. Hubie Brown is also included in the Hall of Fame as a contributor. 

Atlanta Hawks Hall of Famers
Players
No.NamePositionTenureInductedNo.NamePositionTenure
2050Ed MacauleyC/F1956–195919609Bob PettitF/C1954–1965
61617Cliff HaganF/G1956–1966197822Slater Martin G1956–1960
14Bob HoubregsC/F1953198744Pete MaravichG1970–1974
Bobby McDermottG1947–1948198834Clyde LovelletteC/F1958–1962
141532Lenny WilkensG1960–1968198942Connie HawkinsF/C1975–1976
8Walt BellamyC1970–197419932Moses MaloneC/F1988–1991
21Dominique WilkinsF1982–19942006151819Richie GuerinG1963–19671968–1970
55Dikembe MutomboC1996–200120151431Zelmo BeatyC1962–1969
1Tracy McGradyG/F2011–2012201710Maurice CheeksG1991–1992
1511Chuck CooperF1954–1956201915Sidney MoncriefG1990–1991
7Toni KukočF2001–2002202123Lou HudsonG/F1966–1977
15Vince CarterF2018–20202024
Coaches
NamePositionTenureInductedNamePositionTenure
Red AuerbachHead coach1949–19501969Red Holzman Head coach1953–1957

Alex Hannum		Head coach1957–19581998
Lenny Wilkens		Head coach1993–2000
Contributors
NamePositionTenureInductedNamePositionTenure
Hubie BrownHead coach1976–19812005Rod ThornG1965–1967
Cotton FitzsimmonsHead coach1972–19762021
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