SportSouth to televise 75 Hawks games

SportSouth will televise 75 regular-season Hawks games during the upcoming 2014-15 season.

The television broadcast team of Dominique Wilkins and Bob Rathbun returns. They will again be joined by sideline reporter Andre Aldridge. The network will also continue its 30-minute pre- and post-game show with Jerome Jurenovich and Mike Glenn.

As the broadcast schedule currently stands, five games will not be televised. The Hawks will also play two nationally televised games. ESPN will air games at the Celtics on Jan. 14 and at home against the Pistons on Jan. 19, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. NBA TV and SportSouth will televise games at the Knicks Nov. 10 and at the Pelicans Feb. 2.

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