Hawks schedule updates as league reschedules games

The league has rescheduled the 11 games postponed in December due to COVID-19, it announced Monday evening, and the Hawks’ schedule will shift some as a result.

They’ll host the Cavaliers 7:30 p.m. March 31 (originally slated for Dec. 19, before Cleveland had too many players in health and safety protocols to play), will host the Bulls 7 p.m. March 3 (originally slated for Jan. 24) and will host the Raptors 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31 (originally slated for Tuesday, Feb. 1).

Also, the Hawks’ home game vs. the Suns on Feb. 3 becomes a national game on TNT.

Those who purchased tickets to the original home games can use those tickets for the new dates, per the Hawks.

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