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Atlanta Hawks Standings, Odds, Stats, and NBA Schedule 2024-25

I’m sure it’s been quite the journey trying to find the best spot for everything you need to know about the Atlanta Hawks this NBA season. Well, guess what? You’ve just struck gold! Welcome to the top page for all things Hawks basketball. From stats and trades to the latest Atlanta Hawks odds, we’ve got it all right here. (And don’t bother looking for Instagram photos — save that for TikTok!) As you follow the Hawks on their quest to soar this season, be sure to check out the latest NBA news updates for the complete rundown. Let’s get into it!

Atlanta Hawks Record – Looking Back at Last Season

Atlanta seems to still be in the thick of it, trying to piece together a solid playoff contender. This past season was just another “part of the process” kind of year, as the Hawks fell flat, dropping to the bottom of the totem pole like they have in previous seasons.

Final 2023-24 Record:

The Hawks' wings were just a bit too short to stay aloft, finishing yet another season toward the bottom of the barrel with a 36-46 record. They even lost seven out of their last ten games, which is a tough pill to swallow. On the bright side, they did manage to clinch a Play-In tournament matchup against the Bulls, but that didn’t make much of a difference. They got routed in a 131-116 loss.

Top Performers:

No surprise here — the Hawks were led by point guard Trae Young, who averaged a solid double-double last season with 25.7 points and 10.8 assists per game. He was backed up by combo guard Dejounte Murray, putting up 22.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 6.4 dimes per game. And let’s not forget about big man Clint Capela, who had another strong season, also notching a double-double with 11.6 points and a team-leading 10.6 boards per game. So, how did this Hawks squad end up in such a tough spot? Check out our Atlanta Hawks Trades section below to uncover the details!

Atlanta Hawks Team Trends

Atlanta Hawks Schedule

Atlanta Hawks Trades (Additions and Subtractions)

Well, Hawks fans, I think we can all agree there are still questions we don’t have the answers to — myself included! Atlanta was pretty static this offseason, but they did let go of some notable players who were big contributors and game-changers last season, which raised some eyebrows to say the least.

Key Departures:

The Hawks got right down to business this offseason, handing out exit tickets like it was going out of style. One of the most notable departures was second-leading scorer Dejounte Murray, who agreed to join the Pelicans. They also let go of Saddiq Bey and veteran guard Patty Mills. Bey averaged 13.7 points and 6.5 rebounds in 63 games with the team, while Mills had a more limited role, playing just 19 games and averaging only 10.6 minutes per game. And as if that wasn’t enough, the Hawks lost future prospect AJ Griffin right after his third season, announcing his retirement from professional basketball.

Key Additions:

Additions for Atlanta didn’t quite measure up to the talent they lost, but they did manage to snag center Cody Zeller and power forward Larry Nance Jr. as part of the trade that sent Dejounte Murray packing earlier this offseason. It’ll be interesting to see how these new faces fit into the mix, and can somehow offer better results than keeping Murray in a Hawks uniform. Wondering how these changes might impact the Hawks’ playoff hopes? Don’t miss our 2024-25 Hawks predictions for the latest insights and analysis!

Atlanta Hawks Injuries

Atlanta Hawks Head Coach Analysis

Entering his third season with the team (second full season), Quin Snyder is on a mission to develop this younger, less experienced Hawks squad. His goal? To not only turn them into a winning team but also to make them playoff-ready and finally break free from this long slump.

Expectations for This Season

Since Quin Snyder took the helm, the Hawks have been on the rebuilding grind, and with his track record of success — like turning Utah into a playoff powerhouse—you can bet he’ll keep things moving forward in Atlanta. Securing a Play-In tournament bid is a solid sign under his guidance. Snyder isn’t afraid to shake things up and hold players accountable, which is exactly what this young Hawks team needs. Curious about how Snyder’s coaching could impact the Hawks’ championship odds? We’ve got the scoop you won’t want to miss

Atlanta Hawks Standings

Atlanta Hawks Leaders

Atlanta Hawks Stats

Atlanta Hawks Prediction for the 2024-25 NBA Season

The Hawks are in for another rocky ride this season, looking a lot like last year. They’re running low on veteran talent and influential players who can help carry the load alongside Trae Young. Let’s be real — Trae can score like nobody’s business, but he’s not quite the leader this team needs. Sure, he’s the main scorer, but when it comes to guiding and teaching others? That’s a different story.

Regular Season Wins Prediction

While I, like many NBA analysts, believe Quin Snyder could be the right coach for the job, this team is still working to piece everything together just to become a consistent playoff contender. So when it comes to their NBA championship odds? Those are pretty much a long shot and shouldn’t even be on the radar for Hawks fans right now. Keeping that in mind, the Hawks are likely to finish near last year's 36-46 record, wrapping up this season with a 31-51 record.

Playoff Chances

My NBA playoff predictions for Atlanta are currently on a seesaw, and let’s just say it’s tilting toward a "no." A Play-In tournament? Sure, that can happen — scraping by like last season. But a genuine playoff seed? That feels pretty far-fetched in my book. Losing a major scorer from last year, someone who could lighten the load for Trae Young really stings. Plus, let’s not forget that the Eastern Conference has gotten a lot more competitive in recent seasons, with some notable trades shaking things up. It’s looking pretty dim for Atlanta this year!

Key Players to Watch

The first player on your checklist is Trae Young. As the team’s leader, he’ll need to be an X-factor again this season. While he’s expressed frustration that the organization hasn’t surrounded him with top-level talent to compete effectively, he’ll have to rise to the occasion, especially with Dejounte Murray’s absence putting extra pressure on him. Next up is shooting guard Bogdan Bogdanovic. Entering his fifth season in Atlanta, he averaged just shy of 17 points, three rebounds, and three assists last year. He’ll likely need to step up and be that missing piece alongside Young. Got a burning question on your mind? We’ve got the answers! If you’re hunting for the sharpest insights and the hottest NBA odds, make sure to check out our NBA Predictions section. It’s packed with all the info you need to stay ahead of the game

Hawks FAQs

Who is the Atlanta Hawks' all-time leading scorer?

Dominique Wilkins leads the way as the Hawks’ leading scorer, pouring in 23,292 points in during his 13 seasons with the team

Which player holds the record for the most rebounds in Hawks history?

Bob Pettit has grabbed the most rebounds in Hawks history with 12,849

Who is Atlanta's all-time leader in three-pointers made?

Trae Young recently took the top spot in Hawks history, dropping in 1,059 three-pointers and counting.

Who holds the record for the most career assists in Hawks history?

Trae Young tops the list, dishing out 3,868 assists

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