Hawks apologize to fans, city of Atlanta in letter
The Hawks released a letter of apology to fans and the city of Atlanta, saying they “did not do the right thing” to correct racially inflammatory words.
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Hawks cancel meeting with civil rights leaders
A scheduled meeting between Hawks CEO and Atlanta civil rights leaders has been cancelled, leading one of the leaders to say his community was greatly offended.
Deng 'saddened' by content of Hawks' call
The following is the complete statement issued by Miami Heat player Luol Deng on Tuesday in regard to the Hawks situation.
Danny Ferry apologizes for insensitive Deng comment
Hawks President of Basketball Operations/General Manager Danny Ferry has apologized for insensitive Deng comment.
Civil rights leaders to meet with Hawks
Hawks officials agreed Monday to meet with civil rights leaders after a team owner disclosed that he wrote a racially charged email.
Hawks controlling owner selling after racist email exposed
Atlanta Hawks owner Bruce Levenson announced that he would be selling his controlling interest in the team, after self-reporting a racist email he sent in 2012.
Paul George wants to guard Atlanta’s Jeff Teague in Game 2
Paul George wants to guard Atlanta’s Jeff Teague on Tuesday night, and it appears he’ll get his wish.
Atlanta claim final Eastern Conference playoff berth, Knicks eliminated
The Atlanta Hawks qualified for the National Basketball Association playoffs for the seventh straight season on Saturday with a 98-85 win over the Miami Heat.
Hawks draft pick Nogueira diagnosed with severe tendinitis, out 2 months
Hawks first-round draft pick Lucas Nogueira has been diagnosed with severe tendinitis in his knees.
Josh Smith's finds return to Atlanta 'surreal'
Emerging from the opposite locker room for the first time in his career, Josh Smith searched for familiar faces in the crowd.