Atlanta Hawks Primary Logo History

Atlanta Hawks Logo

Primary Logo (1970/71-1971/72)

What is the Atlanta Hawks Logo?

For two seasons in the early 1970s, the Atlanta Hawks radically changed their colour scheme to royal blue and lime green while introducing this logo, the profile of the head of a hawk inside a circle, which would evolve into their more familiar Pac-Man style logo in 1972-73. This design is often associated with Hall of Famer Pistol Pete Maravich.

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Unveiled: September 9, 1970

Notable Players of this era:
Walt Bellamy, Lou Hudson

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