No TV, but four of final five preseason games on radio

While none of the Hawks exhibition games will be televised, four of the final five contests on the preason will be aired on radio starting with Tuesday’s game at the Heat.

The Hawks flagship station 92.9 FM will also broadcast Thursday’s game at the Bulls, Saturday’s home game against the Pistons and the exhibition finale next Wednesday at the Spurs. Only Monday’s home game against the Hornets will not be on radio.

The voice of the Hawks Steve Holman returns for his 30th season. The radio station will also air pre- and post-game segments featuring Mike Conti and former Hawks player Duane Ferrell, who also serves as the team’s player relations and programs manager.

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