2004–05 Atlanta Hawks season
Worst record in franchise history at 13–69.
The 2004–05 Atlanta Hawks season was the franchise's 56th in the NBA and 37th in Atlanta. The team entered the season with a new head coach, Mike Woodson, and several new players, including Antoine Walker and Al Harrington. The Hawks finished with a league-worst 13–69 record, the worst winning percentage in franchise history. Despite the poor season, Josh Smith won the Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend, and both Smith and Josh Childress were named to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team.
Quick Facts
- Record
- 13–69
- Head coach
- Mike Woodson
- Leading scorer
- Al Harrington (17.5 ppg)
- Leading rebounder
- Al Harrington (7.0 rpg)
- All-rookie second team
- Josh Childress, Josh Smith
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