Hawks to simulcast two more games on local TV

The Hawks announced they will simulcast two more games this season on local channels.

As a part of their partnership with Atlanta News First (WANF), Peachtree Sports Network (PSN) and FanDuel Sports Network, the Hawks’ matchups Feb. 8 and March 8 against the Wizards and Pacers will be simulcast on those channels.

The games are part of a previously announced simulcast package of games this season.

It opens Hawks games to local fans in the Atlanta market through ANF’s free over-the-air broadcasts. Fans can find ANF on all major cable and satellite pay-tv systems like Xfinity, Spectrum, DirecTV, and DISH Network. ANF and PSN also are available on YouTube TV, Hulu, and Fubo.

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