2008-2009 Atlanta Hawks NBA Preview:
The Atlanta Hawks will be looking for the postseason again this season, after falling in seven games to the Celtics last year. Look for Al Horford, Acie Law and Mike Bibby to step it up a notch to put the Hawks in playoff range. Seeing an Atlanta Hawks game at Philips arena with its unconventional layout and modern amenities is a unique experience, and provides a great vantage point from which to watch this Atlanta Hawks team grow.
ATLANTA HAWKS FRANCHISE FACTS:
Founded: 1946
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Stadium: Philips Arena
Conference: Eastern Conference
Division: Southeast Division
Mascot: Harry
Dancers: A-Town
Notable Players: Bob Pettit, Dominique Wilkins
Atlanta Hawks Championship Titles: 1
Atlanta Hawks Conference Titles: 4
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ATLANTA HAWKS EXPERIENCE:
The Atlanta Hawks were formed in 1946 in what used to be known as the Tri-Cities area of Moline and Rock Island Illinois and Davenport, Iowa. Originally named the Blackhawks, the team would move to Milwaukee, WI and then St. Louis, MO before finally settling in Atlanta in 1968. The Atlanta Hawks were NBA playoff contenders throughout the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s but have seen their fortunes change since the turn of the century. Gone are the days of high-flying Dominique Wilkins, but the Hawks have the potential to regain their former status with the new talent they’ve brought to Atlanta.
The Atlanta Hawks are members of the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference in the NBA. In their early years as a franchise, the Hawks were often considered one of the worst teams in professional hoops, as are many new franchises. It woudn't take long for this Atlanta basketball team to show their muscle, however, as the team garnered favorable criticism after their 1958 National Championship. In the years that followed, the Hawks acquired greats including Pete Maravich and Lou Hudson when they moved to Atlanta. The Hawks would win division titles in 1970, 1980, 1987 and 1994, but would not win another conference title after 1961. Since 1994, the Hawks have yet to spur a winning postseason run.
The Atlanta Hawks play their home games at Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The arena was opened in 1999 and holds nearly 19,000. The layout of Philips Arena is unusual in that the luxury boxes and club seating are situated on only one side of the arena, allowing more general admission seats to be closer to the playing surface. No matter where your seats at Philips Area are, you’re going to have a great view of the game. Buy Atlanta Hawks tickets and watch the NBA’s newest stars fight to bring their team to the top of the Eastern Conference!
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