Collins hopes for hands-on lessons from Millsap with Hawks
ATLANTA (AP) - John Collins has used Hawks star Paul Millsap's versatile game as a model for the player he hopes to become with Atlanta.
Hawks draft Wake Forest F Collins at No. 19 in NBA draft
ATLANTA (AP) - After dumping Dwight Howard and facing the possible loss of Paul Millsap, the Atlanta Hawks needed to bulk up the front court.
Hawks send center Dwight Howard to Hornets
ATLANTA (AP) - Dwight Howard's Atlanta homecoming was short-lived.
Hawks Trade Dwight Howard to Hornets
(AP) Dwight Howard's Atlanta homecoming was short-lived.
UGA's Frazier not short on talent as NBA Draft looms
Former UGA guard J.J. Frazier is used to fighting long odds. If he listened to his detractors, Frazier wouldn't have become an All-SEC performer-or found himself in ranked in six conference statistical categories at the end of his senior season in Athens. If not for believing in himself, Frazier wouldn't have led his high school, tiny Faith Baptist near Savannah, to a state championship in...
2-year, $192 million renovation begins for Hawks' home arena
ATLANTA (AP) - A $192.5 million renovation of Philips Arena, home of the Atlanta Hawks, has begun a day after funding was approved by the Atlanta City Council.
Away from WNBA, McCoughtry opens ice cream shop
The world's best women's basketball players have a busy schedule -- after playing in the WNBA, many play somewhere overseas, plus some have commitments with their national teams. It's the kind of schedule that demands relaxation only a delicious dessert can provide.
Atlanta Hawks new GM faces some tricky personnel issues
ATLANTA (AP) - Travis Schlenk knows what it takes to win a championship.
Hawks hire Warriors' Travis Schlenk as general manager
ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta Hawks hired Travis Schlenk as general manager and head of basketball operations on Thursday, giving the Golden State assistant GM control of personnel decisions. Schlenk succeeds Wes Wilcox, who resigned May 5 as part of the restructuring of the Hawks' front office.
Former NBA player graduates from University of Kansas
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Former NBA player Drew Gooden has graduated from the University of Kansas, 14 years after leaving early to play professional basketball.
Former NBA star Mike Bibby just got his college diploma
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Former NBA star Mike Bibby just got his college diploma.
Police: Dwight Howard caught speeding in uninsured vehicle
Atlanta Hawks center Dwight Howard was stopped by police for speeding on westbound I-285, according to Dunwoody Police. During the stop, police determined that the car Howard was driving was uninsured, police said.
After playoff loss, Hawks pondering front office changes
ATLANTA (AP) - After a disappointing season ended with a first-round playoff loss, the Atlanta Hawks are evaluating possible changes in their front office.
Hawks focus on re-signing Millsap following first-round exit
ATLANTA (AP) - Paul Millsap confirmed on Saturday he "probably will opt out" of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent, leaving the Atlanta Hawks to plot their future following a painful first-round exit from the playoffs.
Home, sweet home: Beal, Wall lead Wizards past Hawks, 103-99
WASHINGTON (AP) - Back at home, and back in charge, Bradley Beal scored 27 points, and John Wall added 20 points and 14 assists, leading the Washington Wizards to a 103-99 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night for a 3-2 lead in their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series.
Hawks-Wizards, Bulls-Celtics headed to testy Game 5s
Paul Millsap has accused the Washington Wizards of bringing mixed martial arts to the court.
Balanced Hawks hold off Wizards 111-101, even series 2-all
ATLANTA (AP) - In a year when the geezers are coming up big in the NBA playoffs, add another one to the list.
Resurgent Hawks rout Hornets 103-76 for 4th straight victory
After a maddening, up-and-down season, the Atlanta Hawks seem to be getting hot at just the right time.
NYC settles lawsuit with Atlanta Hawks' Sefolosha
NEW YORK (AP) - Atlanta Hawks player Thabo Sefolosha settled his lawsuit against New York City after he was acquitted of criminal charges stemming from a police fracas outside a trendy Manhattan nightclub that left him with a broken leg and the end of his NBA season. The Daily News (http://nydn.us/2nZi8Mb ) reported Wednesday that Sefolosha will receive $4 million.
Atlanta Hawks hold diversity summit
The Atlanta Hawks are working to promote diversity and social change.