Atlanta Hawks 2024-25 streaming guide: How to watch games with & without cable

The Atlanta Hawks 2024-25 schedule ranks as the ninth-easiest slate, per Positive Residual.

There are sure to be plenty of twists and turns along the way, but fans can keep track of every game and this handy guide will help with a list of every way to catch the action. A few reminders before digging into every way Hawks fans can:

• The Hawks will open the regular season at home against the Brooklyn Nets on October 23
• They end the season at home versus the Orlando Magic on April 13
• Fans can see all the options for purchasing tickets here
• The Hawks have the fourth-fewest nationally televised games

Without further ado, here is the complete list of options for fans to watch Hawks games in 2024-25 with and without cable.

1. How to Watch Hawks Games with Cable in 2024-25
2. Streaming Options for Hawks Fans
3. How Out-of-Market Fans Can Watch Hawks Games
4. Hawks 2024-25 Outlook & Players to Watch

How to Watch Hawks Games with Cable in 2024-25

Hawks Local Broadcast Providers

Non-nationally televised Hawks games will be broadcast locally on two networks in 2024-25: FanDuel Sports Network, and PeachTree TV.

Here is a list of cable providers that carry the networks and which channels they are on:

FanDuel Sports Network is available on the Digitial Preferred tier for Xfinity, which costs $79 per month. 

The network is offered in DIRECTV’s Choice ($108.99/month), Ultimate ($119/month), and Preferred ($164.99/month) packages. New customers can get as much as $39 off their first three monthly payments.

Here is a channel guide for Peachtree TV:

Peachtree TV is a free (with antenna) over-the-air option for locally-based Hawks fans.

Watch Hawks National Broadcasts

Nationally televised games will be available on three networks: ABC/ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV. The Hawks have eight games on national television in 2024-25, with six of those games appearing on NBA TV.

The Hawks have one game each on ESPN and TNT and both are against the San Antonio Spurs.

Hawks’ National TV Schedule

Note: DirecTV (and DirecTV Stream) dropped ESPN on September 1 amid a contract dispute between the carrier and the network's parent company.

Here is a channel guide for ESPN and TNT:

Streaming Options for Hawks Fans

FuboTV

FuboTV was founded in 2015 and began publicly trading in 2020. Since then, they have leaned into being one of the most comprehensive providers of live sports content. Fans can find Hawks non-national games on FanDuel Sports Network on FuboTV and nationally televised games on ABC/ESPN, NBA TV, and TNT.

FuboTV offers Pro, Elite with Sports Plus, Deluxe plans with prices ranging from $79 per month to $109 per month. Each package comes with FanDuel Sports Network.

Fans can get their first week free and a discount on first-month pricing if they sign up now.

DirecTV Stream

DirecTV Stream is as it sounds and offers three tiers of plans. The first plan costs $79.99 per month. But fans will need to purchase the $108.99 monthly plan to pick up FanDuel Sports Network.

There is also a $119.99 monthly option. 

However, there is a $30 monthly discount for the first three months similar to DirecTV’s cable options.

FanDuel TV+

FanDuel Sports Network's app is a natural place to find and watch Hawks games. Fans can sign up for two different packages: a $19.99 monthly option and one that is $189.99 annually.

There is also an option for customers to bundle the Southeast and South packages for $25.99 per month.

All options come with 7-day free trial offers if fans sign up now.

Streaming services offering FanDuel Sports Network

*The FanDuel Sports Network site says Hulu TV and YouTube TV are not supported providers. But YouTube TV says it does offer the channel they do offer NBA League Pass, which ESPN+ and Hulu + Live TV lack. ESPN+ also does not have games broadcasted on its networks live. It is most useful for keeping up with league action through original programming. 

How Out-of-Market Fans Can Watch Hawks Games

Watch Hawks on NBA League Pass

NBA League Pass is available on all major streaming providers. It is also available directly through the NBA’s flagship website. 

Plans start at $13.99 per month to follow one team up to $24.99 to follow every team, commercial-free on up to three devices. Students can get 40% discounts on monthly subscriptions. The plans are available as add-ons to current provider plans.

There are some other notable details.

Per the site, fans are “unable to view LIVE Hawks games or nationally broadcast games on ESPN, ABC or TNT via your League Pass, League Pass Premium, or Team Pass subscription (inclusive of NBA TV). Locally blacked out games will be available 3 days after the live broadcast, while nationally broadcast games will be available 3 hours after the live broadcast. Each subscription includes access to live radio broadcasts of all NBA games.”

Watch Hawks on NBA TV

NBA TV is part of our national television layout and is available on most major television service providers. But it is also available as part of League Pass and can be viewed on the NBA's flagship site, including original programming to help keep fans informed about the league.

Here are the channel listings for NBA TV by network:

Note: NBA TV is only available through Xfinity’s Ultimate plan and higher.

Hawks 2024-25 Outlook & Players to Watch

The Hawks starting lineup appears set in two spots – point guard (Trae Young) andd forward (Jalen Johnson). Center could be another, but there have been plenty of trade rumors around Clint Capela in the final season of his contract.

Top backup Onyeka Okongwu could finally make the leap to starter if the Hawks feel his size will not be a detriment.

Shooting guard and the other forward spot are mysteries.

Newcomer Dyson Daniels could slot in as the key active piece of the return from trading Dejounte Murray to the New Orleans Pelicans. That would allow Bogdan Bogdanovic to remain in a bench role.

The other forward spot could go to incumbent De’Andre Hunter or rookie No. 1 overall pick of the 2024 NBA Draft Zaccharie Risacher.

Risacher could also slot in at the 2 spot, adding intrigue around the Hawks’ starting lineup.