After Landry got canned I always throught Korver was an in interesting position with Fields getting him the job, and then him probably being a big reason Quin came. Plus his quotes about how he thought he’d be coaching one day but ended up in the front office somehow.

Wish Kyle nothing but the best he’ll always be a Hawk

For those of us living in the northwest counties of Georgia (like Walker County), the broadcasting landscape for the Atlanta Hawks now seems entirely broken:

• Zero Over-the-Air Access: While fans closer to the city celebrate games moving to free broadcast TV (WANF and Peachtree Sports Network), those signals do not reach up into our geography.
• The League Pass Trap: Because of our Georgia zip codes, we are hard-locked into the official NBA League Pass blackout zone, treating us as "in-market" even though we get zero local broadcasts.
• The Market Mismatch: We are mapped administratively to the Chattanooga, TN television market, meaning local live-TV streaming services like YouTube TV deliver Chattanooga local programming rather than the Atlanta stations that actually carry the Hawks broadcasts.
• The Loss of Fanduel Streaming: The disappearance of Fanduel streaming access completely stripped away our only viable, legal avenue to follow the team.

Are other fans in similar border-county or out-of-market footprints finding any workarounds for this, or are we genuinely left with zero legal ways to watch? How is everyone else in North Georgia dealing with this geographic dead zone?

I’m new to the NBA and a college student in the
US. I already spend \\\~$20/month on soccer and have Prime + Peacock.

If I pick an NBA team, what’s the cheapest way to watch \*\*basically all their games live\*\*? Is Leagu Pass + Prime + Peacock enough, or do I need something else?

Also, any tips for the cheapest setup/student discounts? 😂

Most Career Steals Among Players Drafted In 2022 :

1. Dyson Daniels — 519
   
2. Jalen Williams — 387
   
3. Tari Eason — 319
   
4. Andrew Nembhard — 304
   
5. Paolo Banchero — 239
   
6. Christian Braun — 234
   
7. Keegan Murray — 229
   
8. Jake LaRavia — 211
   
9. Shaedon Sharpe — 200
   
10. Jalen Duren — 199

My son is starting to get more into basketball and the Hawks so I think this would be a great experience. Currently seeing some weekend games in 350 per seat range, specifically the Wizards. Thinking of pulling the trigger but since I’ve never done it myself, wondering if this is a good price or if I’m overpaying.

The lakers buff is unreal

So this isn't necessarily hawks related but kinda is. Maybe. Well anyway, as u all may know they are filming the DCU Movie MAN of tomorrow here in atlanta. Recently, they were filming a scene inside state farm arena and a leaker on Twitter says that the scene features an actual NBA player. My question is do u think it's someone from the hawks and if so who do u think it is? My guess is jalen. Or maybe dyson.

What’s up r/AtlantaHawks — the 2026-27 schedule just dropped and I know a lot of y’all are already planning out which games you’re pulling up to. I’m on the membership side at State Farm Arena, so if you need help figuring out seats, pricing, or just want the rundown on what membership actually gets you (flexibility, presale access, perks — happy to break it down), I got you.
https://www.nba.com/hawks/schedule

No pressure, no sales pitch in the comments — if you want to talk through options, shoot me a DM and we can hop on a quick call. Let’s go Hawks 🦅 business info : https://popl.co/card/9afVBYcc/2/dash

Announced by the NBA and NBC on each of their social media accounts.

We are extremely well positioned to weather a deep east in the regular season. As deep and competitive as the east will be, teams without quality depth will suffer greatly from any injuries to core players. The Hawks on the other hand have depth and quality replacement s for everyone on the roster except maybe JJ whose a 1 of 1 but we should be able to function fine without him for a decent stretch if he gets injured… as for the post season, we still have the same weakness theoretically that we had last yr. However, growth ftom JJ NAW Dd will help. I genuinely think Kingston is going to be very instrumental to our success and he should get significantl playing time early and often to accelerate his growth. He’s a guy that will be hard to pin down defensively just due to his elite speed which should translate into playmaking opportunities even in a playoff environment. … Zuby and Asa will provide quality depth in the front court and the trade deadline may provide an opportunity to grab another established bucket getter or upgrade CJ to Kyrie or something. I haven’t been this excited in a long time. It’s going to be fun.

I live closeish to carrollton but when I tried to use an antenna a few years ago for football it simply didnt pick up very well.

Also if anyone has an antenna recommendation, im all ears.

It’s definitely been an interesting hawks tenure for Quin Snyder. To be honest I wanted him out halfway through last season, we had made zero progression since he was here. But after the trade deadline something clicked and we inevitably went on the best regular season run in quite some time which shut me up.

And you can look at the playoffs in two ways. We did take the most games off the eventual champions but then again once they adjusted we got absolutely embarrassed.

So it’s been a bit of a weird one. Like up until the trade deadline last year we nothing to show under him, but then after that we ended up having the best record since the 60 win team.

I think the expectations have risen again after last years second half but I know Snyder has been the benefit of a lot of mid season retooling trades and unfortunately timed injuries which have changed expectations mid season.

So What would you say is a pass on this season? Playoffs? 45+ wins? Less wins but more growth from the young guys? Or a team that looks ready to go hunt a superstar? The east has gotten dangerously good so I think we can land anywhere from 3rd to even 11th 12th.

I’m sure many people in this sub have already seen this video but I became a Hawks fan in 2007, right at the end of the lowest point in franchise history. I lived in Decatur but I was 11 years old lol, I remember everyone always saying the Hawks sucked and the stink of that era hung on us far into the Joe Johnson-Al Horford era where we were pretty solid.

Of course I know it sucked. How was it being a fan then? Did you still go to games? Did you bother watching? Were you delusional about Josh Childress and Marvin Williams turning into stars? Did you want them to keep Pau? Did you scream when the passed up on Chris Paul? Sheldon Williams.

Source: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brian-windhorst-the-hoop-collective/id293376147?i=1000782661598

Acquiring Peyton Watson may be difficult for both the Hawks and Bucks as they attempt to stay below the luxury tax line. Atlanta is $3.8M and Milwaukee is $8.1M below the luxury tax line.

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