Tag: Atlanta Hawks
12 questions for Jeezy on all things Atlanta
Jeezy talks about his new studio downtown, what's changed about Atlanta, and why he doesn't eat at Waffle House anymore.
Watch a game at Atlanta’s new (and improved) sports stadiums
A new professional soccer team that went to the playoffs in its inaugural year and shattered attendance records, two new stadiums, and a pro football team that was one win away from being crowned with the NFL’s highest honor—who says Atlanta isn't a sports town?
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Updated Philips Arena to feature offerings from Zac Brown, Killer Mike, Topgolf
For their 50th anniversary, the Atlanta Hawks aim to reimagine the fan experience with updated seating, food options, bars, suites, and more.
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Atlanta Hawks’ vision of success on and off the court
Building bridges through basketball with chief diversity and inclusion officer, Court Renovation Program, in-game fan experiences, and more
Why the Atlanta Hawks are worth watching this season
It’s been 55 seasons since the Hawks (then in St. Louis) played for (and lost) an NBA championship. This season isn’t likely to break that streak, yet the Hawks are certainly worth watching.
Atlanta Hawks work to promote diversity after divisive scandal
“Hopefully, this can, and will, snowball into something bigger, not just for us and the city of Atlanta, but for the NBA and all professional sports.”
Meet five Atlanta athletes with an unbeatable drive to succeed
These five Atlanta athletes represent a range of disciplines and abilities, but they’ve all got one thing in common—a staggering amount of determination, something that even the most casual exerciser could probably use more of.
46. Ryan Cameron
Between his gigs as host of the Ryan Cameron Morning Show on V-103 and Hawks PA announcer, “The Ryan King” could be described as the Voice of Atlanta.
36. Steve Koonin
A former Coca-Cola and Turner Broadcasting exec—who recruited Conan O’Brien to TBS—Koonin became CEO and part owner of the Atlanta Hawks and Philips Arena in 2014.
This is the End: A magical Atlanta Hawks season comes to a close
This inaugural first trip to the Eastern Conference finals wasn't the way anyone wanted it to end. Game three was very close—and might have been won, if not for a terrible call against Al Horford—but game four was JV versus Varsity.
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