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Atlanta Hawks 2025-26 Season Preview
The Hawks enter the season with renewed optimism, bolstered by impactful offseason moves. Most notably, Kristaps Porziņģis joins to provide much-needed size, rim protection, and pick-and-pop shooting — addressing previous interior weaknesses. Atlanta also added sharp-shooting veteran Luke Kennard, expected to thrive alongside Trae Young’s elite playmaking. Meanwhile, Nickeil Alexander-Walker brings defensive consistency and versatility in the backcourt. With cap flexibility intact, the team could still add rotational depth if needed.
Looking beyond individual additions, the Hawks’ core youth — led by Trae Young — stands poised to take a leap. Dyson Daniels, last season’s NBA Most Improved Player and Defensive Player of the Year runner-up, continues to anchor the defense with elite instinct. Jalen Johnson’s return from injury and advanced leap, paired with the development of Zaccharie Risacher, give the roster needed versatility and two-way potential. All told, with a relatively favorable schedule and a summer of calculated upgrades, Atlanta looks primed—not just for a playoff return—but possibly even a deep run in an open Eastern Conference.
Atlanta Hawks 2025-26 Tickets Info
Tickets for Atlanta Hawks 2025-26 home games at State Farm Arena are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Ticket prices generally range from around $35 to $80 for upper-level seats during regular weekday games, with prices increasing for weekend matchups or marquee opponents. Lower-bowl seating typically falls between$120 and $250, while courtside or VIP sections can range from $450 to over $1,000, depending on the matchup and demand. Preseason and early-season games tend to offer more affordable options, while rivalry games or late-season playoff pushes are priced at a premium. Overall, pricing is designed to accommodate casual fans, families, and diehards alike.
Atlanta Hawks 2025-26 Opponents
For the 2025–26 NBA season, the Atlanta Hawks will face their full slate of Eastern Conference rivals four times each in their Southeast Division, including the Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets, and Washington Wizards. They’ll also play other Eastern teams like the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks, and New York Knicks either three or four times, depending on the schedule rotation. From the Western Conference, Atlanta will take on every team — including the Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Denver Nuggets, and Dallas Mavericks — twice, once at home and once on the road. These matchups include high-profile games against top-tier talent and rising contenders, promising an intense and competitive schedule throughout the season.
Atlanta Hawks 2025-26 Schedule
- Week 1 (Oct 22–25)
- Oct 22 vs. Toronto; Oct 24 @ Orlando; Oct 25 vs. Oklahoma City
- Week 2 (Oct 27–Nov 2)
- Oct 27 @ Chicago; Oct 29 @ Brooklyn; Oct 31 @ Indiana; Nov 2 @ Cleveland
- Week 3 (Nov 4–9)
- Nov 4 vs. Orlando; Nov 7 vs. Toronto; Nov 8 vs. L.A. Lakers
- Week 4 (Nov 10–16)
- Nov 10 @ L.A. Clippers; Nov 12 @ Sacramento; Nov 13 @ Utah; Nov 16 @ Phoenix
- Week 5 (Nov 18–23)
- Nov 18 vs. Detroit; Nov 20 @ San Antonio; Nov 22 @ New Orleans; Nov 23 vs. Charlotte
- Week 6 (Nov 25–30)
- Nov 25 @ Washington; Nov 28 vs. Cleveland; Nov 30 @ Philadelphia
- Week 7 (Dec 1–6)
- Dec 1 @ Detroit; Dec 3 vs. L.A. Clippers; Dec 5 vs. Denver; Dec 6 @ Washington
- Week 9 (Dec 18–21)
- Dec 18 @ Charlotte; Dec 19 vs. San Antonio; Dec 21 vs. Chicago
- Week 10 (Dec 23–27)
- Dec 23 vs. Chicago; Dec 26 vs. Miami; Dec 27 vs. New York
- Week 11 (Dec 29–Jan 3)
- Dec 29 @ Oklahoma City; Dec 31 vs. Minnesota; Jan 2 @ New York; Jan 3 @ Toronto
- Week 12 (Jan 5–11)
- Jan 5 @ Toronto; Jan 7 vs. New Orleans; Jan 9 @ Denver; Jan 11 @ Golden State
- Week 13 (Jan 13–19)
- Jan 13 @ L.A. Lakers; Jan 15 @ Portland; Jan 17 vs. Boston; Jan 19 vs. Milwaukee
- Week 14 (Jan 21–26)
- Jan 21 @ Memphis; Jan 23 vs. Phoenix; Jan 26 vs. Indiana
- Week 15 (Jan 28–31)
- Jan 28 @ Boston; Jan 29 vs. Houston; Jan 31 @ Indiana
- Week 16 (Feb 3–7)
- Feb 3 @ Miami; Feb 5 vs. Utah; Feb 7 vs. Charlotte
- Week 17 (Feb 9–11)
- Feb 9 @ Minnesota; Feb 11 @ Charlotte
- Week 18 (Feb 19–22)
- Feb 19 @ Philadelphia; Feb 20 vs. Miami; Feb 22 vs. Brooklyn
- Week 19 (Feb 24–Mar 1)
- Feb 24 vs. Washington; Feb 26 vs. Washington; Mar 1 vs. Portland
- Week 20 (Mar 4–7)
- Mar 4 @ Milwaukee; Mar 7 vs. Philadelphia
- Week 21 (Mar 10–16)
- Mar 10 vs. Dallas; Mar 12 vs. Brooklyn; Mar 14 vs. Milwaukee; Mar 16 vs. Orlando
- Week 22 (Mar 18–20)
- Mar 18 @ Dallas; Mar 20 @ Houston
- Week 23 (Mar 21–27)
- Mar 21 vs. Golden State; Mar 23 vs. Memphis; Mar 25 @ Detroit; Mar 27 @ Boston
- Week 24 (Mar 28–Apr 1)
- Mar 28 vs. Sacramento; Mar 30 vs. Boston; Apr 1 @ Orlando
- Week 25 (Apr 3–12)
- Apr 3 @ Brooklyn; Apr 6 vs. New York; Apr 8 @ Cleveland; Apr 10 vs. Cleveland; Apr 12 @ Miami
About Atlanta Hawks
The Atlanta Hawks are a professional basketball team based in Atlanta, Georgia, competing in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Southeast Division. Established in 1946 as the Buffalo Bisons before multiple relocations and rebrandings, the franchise eventually settled in Atlanta in 1968. Over the decades, the Hawks have built a reputation for fast-paced play, high-scoring guards, and loyal fan support, especially through periods of dynamic roster changes and playoff runs.
The team’s modern era has been defined by its electrifying point guard Trae Young, whose deep shooting range and flashy playmaking made him a face of the franchise soon after being drafted in 2018. Alongside developing talent like Jalen Johnson, De’Andre Hunter, and Onyeka Okongwu, the Hawks have remained a consistent presence in postseason conversations. Historically, the team’s most iconic figures include Dominique Wilkins, known as “The Human Highlight Film,” whose high-flying dunks made the Hawks a must-watch team in the 1980s.
With a mix of rising stars, established scorers, and a commitment to up-tempo offense, the Hawks continue to evolve as a team with playoff ambitions and a passionate fan base at State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta. As they refine their core and develop under new leadership, the Hawks aim to return to serious title contention in the coming seasons.
