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Looking for Atlanta Hawks tickets? Take a look at the upcoming Atlanta Hawks games with great seats this season. The NBA season is underway, so now is the best time for you to find Atlanta Hawks game tickets in 2012 and watch your team compete for an NBA Championship!

 

 

About the Atlanta Hawks

Although the Atlanta Hawks saw three previous homes before making their way down to Atlanta, they have called Georgia's capital home since 1968. The beginnings of the franchise date back to 1946, when the Tri-Cities Blackhawks were formed as part of the start-up Basketball Association of America. The league did not last long before merging with the National Basketball League to become what is known today as the National Basketball Association in 1949. Over the next twenty years, the Hawks would find themselves moving to Milwaukee, then on to St. Louis, and then to their now-permanent home of Atlanta. Along the way they won their one and only NBA Championship while playing against the vaunted Celtics in the 1958 NBA Finals. That appearance was their last in the NBA Finals.

Since making their nest in Atlanta, the Hawks have not been able to reach the levels of success that they had hoped. As of 2008, the team had not been able to advance past the Eastern Conference Semifinals of the NBA playoffs. But while their team history is not long, one player stands out among all the rest. In 1982, the team acquired rookie Dominique Wilkins from the Jazz in hopes of finding a superstar. Little did they know that he would become the "Human Highlight Reel."

In his 12 seasons playing for the Atlanta Hawks, Dominique Wilkins helped the Hawks reach the playoffs nine times, including a stretch from 1985 to 1989 when the team was among the Eastern Conference elite. When people talk about the career of Dominique Wilkins in a Hawks uniform, they would be hard-pressed not to mention his performance in Game 7 of the 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals. Matched up against Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics, Wilkins carried his team for the entire game, including a fourth quarter in which Bird and 'Nique traded baskets until an exciting finish. The Celtics won the game 118-116, with Wilkins finishing with 47 points.

In recent years, the Hawks have been looking to reinvigorate the city of Atlanta and have been doing a great job with exciting young players like Al Horford and Josh Smith. If you want to get Atlanta Hawks tickets for home games at Philips Arena, look at the selection of seats on Tickets Online USA and find the seats you have been looking for, no matter your budget.

 

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