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1990–91 Atlanta Hawks season

NBA professional basketball team season


NBA professional basketball team season

FieldValue
teamAtlanta Hawks
end_year1991
wins43
losses39
divisionCentral
division_place4
conf_place6
coachBob Weiss
gmPete Babcock
ownersTed Turner / Turner Broadcasting System
arenaOmni Coliseum
playoffs[First round](1991-nba-playoffs-bracket)
(lost to [Pistons](1990-91-detroit-pistons-season) 2–3)
bbr_teamATL
televisionWTBS
WGNX
SportSouth
TBS (Skip Caray and Rick Barry)

(lost to Pistons 2–3) WGNX SportSouth TBS (Skip Caray and Rick Barry) The 1990–91 Atlanta Hawks season was the 42nd season for the Atlanta Hawks in the National Basketball Association, and their 23rd season in Atlanta, Georgia. The Hawks received the tenth overall pick in the 1990 NBA draft from the Golden State Warriors via trade, and selected point guard Rumeal Robinson from the University of Michigan. During the off-season, the team signed free agent and former All-Star guard Sidney Moncrief, who came out of his retirement after a one-year absence from the NBA; Moncrief previously played for the Milwaukee Bucks, and retired after the 1988–89 season due to knee problems. The team also hired Bob Weiss as their new head coach.

The Hawks won their first three games of the regular season. However, after a 4–1 start to the season, the team struggled and posted a nine-game losing streak in November, holding a 4–10 record at the end of the month. The Hawks soon recovered and played above .500 in winning percentage for the remainder of the season, winning 20 of their next 25 games, including a 7-game winning streak between December and January, and holding a 26–21 record at the All-Star break. The Hawks continued to play around .500 for the remainder of the season, finishing in fourth place in the Central Division with a 43–39 record, earning the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference, and returning to the NBA playoffs after a one-year absence.

Dominique Wilkins averaged 25.9 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game, and was named to the All-NBA Second Team. In addition, Doc Rivers averaged 15.2 points, 4.3 assists and 1.9 steals per game, while Spud Webb provided the team with 13.4 points, 5.6 assists and 1.6 steals per game, and Kevin Willis provided with 13.1 points and 8.8 rebounds per game. Off the bench, John Battle contributed 13.6 points per game, while Moses Malone played a sixth man role, averaging 10.6 points and 8.1 rebounds per game, Duane Ferrell averaged 6.1 points per game, Robinson provided with 5.6 points and 2.8 assists per game, Moncrief contributed 4.7 points per game, and starting center Jon Koncak averaged 4.1 points and 4.9 rebounds per game.

During the NBA All-Star weekend at the Charlotte Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina, Wilkins was selected for the 1991 NBA All-Star Game, as a member of the Eastern Conference All-Star team; he was also selected to participate in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest, but withdrew and was replaced with Blue Edwards of the Utah Jazz. Wilkins finished in eighth place in Most Valuable Player voting, while Malone finished tied in sixth place in Sixth Man of the Year voting, and Webb finished tied in eighth place in Most Improved Player voting.

In the Eastern Conference First Round of the 1991 NBA playoffs, the Hawks faced off against the 3rd–seeded, and 2-time defending NBA champion Detroit Pistons, who were led by the All-Star trio of Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, and Defensive Player of the Year, Dennis Rodman. The Hawks won Game 1 on the road, 103–98 at The Palace of Auburn Hills, but then lost the next two games to the Pistons. After winning Game 4 at home, 123–111 at the Omni Coliseum to even the series, the Hawks lost Game 5 to the Pistons at The Palace of Auburn Hills, 113–81, thus losing in a hard-fought five-game series.

The Hawks finished 19th in the NBA in home-game attendance, with an attendance of 529,161 at the Omni Coliseum during the regular season. Following the season, Rivers was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers after eight seasons with the Hawks, while Webb was traded to the Sacramento Kings, Malone signed as a free agent with the Milwaukee Bucks, Battle signed with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and Moncrief retired for the second time.

Draft picks

Main article: 1990 NBA draft

RoundPickPlayerPositionNationalityCollege
110Rumeal RobinsonPGUnited StatesMichigan
236Trevor WilsonSFUnited StatesUCLA
241Steve BardoSGUnited StatesIllinois

Roster

  • Bob Weiss
  • Johnny Davis
  • Kevin Loughery

Regular season

Season standings

:y – clinched division title :x – clinched playoff spot

:z – clinched division title :y – clinched division title :x – clinched playoff spot

Game logs

Regular season

|- | 1 | November 2 | Orlando | W 115–111 | D. Wilkins (32) | K. Willis (11) | D. Wilkins, R. Robinson (8) | Omni Coliseum 13,593

1–0
2
November 3
Indiana
W 121–120
D. Wilkins (30)
M. Malone (14)
R. Robinson (10)
Omni Coliseum
10,330
2–0
-
3
November 6
@ Sacramento
W 102–85
D. Wilkins (24)
K. Willis (9)
D. Wilkins (6)
ARCO Arena
17,014
3–0
-
4
November 9
@ Golden State
L 128–143
D. Wilkins (21)
K. Willis (10)
M. Malone (6)
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena
15,025
3–1
-
5
November 10
@ L.A. Clippers
W 112–94
G. Rivers (23)
K. Willis (16)
G. Rivers (9)
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
13,228
4–1
-
6
November 13
Cleveland
L 128–143
D. Wilkins (27)
K. Willis (13)
M. Malone (6)
Omni Coliseum
15,025
4–2
-
7
November 14
@ Philadelphia
L 104–112
K. Willis (28)
M. Malone (13)
J. Battle (5)
The Spectrum
13,613
4–3
-
8
November 16
Charlotte
L 109–119
D. Wilkins (27)
K. Willis (11)
J. Battle (6)
Omni Coliseum
11,042
4–4
-
9
November 17
@ Detroit
L 83–91
J. Battle (16)
K. Willis (10)
A. Webb (5)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
21,454
4–5
-
10
November 20
@ Charlotte
L 121–128
D. Wilkins (29)
D. Wilkins (10)
D. Wilkins (7)
Charlotte Coliseum
23,901
4–6
-
11
November 21
@ Milwaukee
L 93–105
M. Malone (22)
K. Willis (10)
D. Wilkins (6)
Bradley Center
15,279
4–7
-
12
November 24
Philadelphia
L 121–124
D. Wilkins (39)
M. Malone (11)
A. Webb (14)
Omni Coliseum
15,594
4–8
-
13
November 27
Detroit
L 97–120
K. Willis,
A. Webb (16)
K. Willis (8)
A. Webb (4)
Omni Coliseum
13,718
4–9
-
14
November 30
Cleveland
L 93–101
D. Wilkins (25)
D. Wilkins (11)
A. Webb (7)
Omni Coliseum
11,996
4–10

|- | 15 | December 4 | @ Houston | W 113–110 | G. Rivers (26) | D. Wilkins, M. Malone, J. Koncak (7) | A. Webb (8) | The Summit 13,578

5–10
16
December 5
@ San Antonio
W 110–108
G. Rivers (25)
K. Willis (8)
G. Rivers (7)
HemisFair Arena
15,908
6–10
-
17
December 7
Milwaukee
L 103–104
G. Rivers (24)
T. McCormick (8)
G. Rivers,
A. Webb (5)
Omni Coliseum
9,586
6–11
-
18
December 8
New York
W 99–86
D. Wilkins (26)
G. Rivers,
J. Koncak (9)
D. Wilkins (8)
Omni Coliseum
14,142
7–11
-
19
December 12
@ Miami
W 118–93
D. Wilkins (28)
D. Wilkins (14)
A. Webb (11)
Miami Arena
15,008
8–11
-
20
December 13
New Jersey
W 106–97
D. Wilkins (23)
K. Willis,
M. Malone (10)
J. Battle (7)
Omni Coliseum
9,107
9–11
-
21
December 15
Washington
W 125–113
J. Battle (28)
K. Willis (8)
G. Rivers (6)
Omni Coliseum
10,830
10–11
-
22
December 17
@ Cleveland
W 109–98
D. Wilkins (32)
J. Koncak (13)
G. Rivers (10)
Coliseum at Richfield
11,822
11–11
-
23
December 20
Utah
W 105–87
D. Wilkins (20)
K. Willis (11)
A. Webb (7)
Omni Coliseum
10,504
12–11
-
24
December 21
@ Detroit
L 87–113
J. Battle (22)
D. Wilkins (7)
T. Wilson,
R. Robinson (3)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
21,454
12–12
-
25
December 23
@ Boston
L 104–132
J. Battle (16)
D. Ferrell (10)
T. Wilson,
J. Koncak,
G. Rivers,
J. Battle (3)
Boston Garden
14,890
12–13
-
26
December 26
@ New Jersey
W 113–111
K. Willis (26)
K. Willis (15)
D. Wilkins,
J. Battle (4)
Brendan Byrne Arena
11,455
13–13
-
27
December 28
Boston
W 131–114
G. Rivers (36)
M. Malone (9)
A. Webb (8)
Omni Coliseum
16,390
14–13
-
28
December 29
Golden State
W 134–130
D. Wilkins (45)
D. Wilkins (14)
A. Webb (13)
Omni Coliseum
11,860
15–13

|- | 29 | January 2 | L.A. Clippers | W 120–107 | D. Wilkins (35) | D. Wilkins (16) | G. Rivers (11) | Omni Coliseum 8,733

16–13
30
January 4
Indiana
W 111–96
D. Wilkins (36)
M. Malone (11)
G. Rivers,
R. Robinson (5)
Omni Coliseum
10,124
17–13
-
31
January 5
Minnesota
W 117-112 (OT)
J. Battle (27)
K. Willis (19)
J. Koncak (7)
Omni Coliseum
10,988
18–13
-
32
January 8
San Antonio
W 109–98
D. Wilkins (40)
K. Willis (9)
G. Rivers (10)
Omni Coliseum
12,608
19–13
-
33
January 11
@ Chicago
L 96–99
D. Wilkins (23)
D. Wilkins (12)
J. Battle (7)
Chicago Stadium
18,676
19–14
-
34
January 12
@ New York
L 92–99
D. Wilkins (22)
G. Rivers (8)
G. Rivers,
R. Robinson (6)
Madison Square Garden
17,457
19–15
-
35
January 14
New York
W 96–82
D. Wilkins (26)
D. Wilkins (16)
J. Battle,
S. Moncrief (4)
Omni Coliseum
12,612
20–15
-
36
January 15
@ Indiana
W 117–106
D. Wilkins (28)
D. Wilkins (12)
J. Battle (8)
Market Square Arena
9,531
21–15
-
37
January 18
Chicago
W 114–105
D. Wilkins (34)
M. Malone (12)
G. Rivers (5)
Omni Coliseum
16,390
22–15
-
38
January 19
New Jersey
W 114–84
K. Willis (24)
K. Willis (17)
A. Webb (6)
Omni Coliseum
15,758
23–15
-
39
January 22
Miami
W 118–107
K. Willis (29)
K. Willis (10)
G. Rivers,
A. Webb,
D. Wilkins (7)
Omni Coliseum
10,440
24–15
-
40
January 23
@ Washington
L 99–104
D. Wilkins (27)
D. Wilkins (13)
G. Rivers (7)
Capital Centre
9,830
24–16
-
41
January 26
@ Seattle
L 102–103
D. Wilkins (43)
D. Wilkins (10)
A. Webb (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,792
24–17
-
42
January 28
@ Portland
L 111–116
D. Wilkins (34)
K. Willis (10)
A. Webb (11)
Memorial Coliseum
12,884
24–18
-
43
January 29
@ Utah
L 105–116
D. Wilkins (24)
D. Wilkins (14)
A. Webb (4)
Salt Palace
12,616
24–19
-
44
January 31
@ L.A. Lakers
L 103–116
D. Wilkins (19)
M. Malone (9)
G. Rivers (4)
Great Western Forum
17,505
24–20

|- | 45 | February 2 | @ Denver | L 125–126 | D. Wilkins (34) | D. Wilkins (12) | D. Wilkins (7) | McNichols Sports Arena 14,683

24–21
46
February 5
Cleveland
W 118–114
D. Wilkins (40)
D. Wilkins (13)
G. Rivers (12)
Omni Coliseum
11,354
25–21
-
47
February 7
Charlotte
W 127–114
M. Malone (25)
J. Koncak (11)
A. Webb (6)
Omni Coliseum
10,671
26–21
-
48
February 12
@ Chicago
L 113–122
D. Wilkins (37)
D. Wilkins,
M.Malone (11)
A. Webb (9)
Chicago Stadium
18,595
26–22
-
49
February 13
@ New Jersey
L 106–140
D. Wilkins (24)
K. Willis (8)
A. Webb (3)
Brendan Byrne Arena
10,583
26–23
-
50
February 16
Seattle
W 122–113
D. Wilkins (36)
D. Wilkins (10)
A. Webb (14)
Omni Coliseum
15,924
27–23
-
51
February 19
@ New York
W 110–102
D. Wilkins (32)
M. Malone (13)
G. Rivers (9)
Madison Square Garden
13,791
28–23
-
52
February 20
@ New York
L 89–97
D. Wilkins (19)
M. Malone (10)
A. Webb (6)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
21,454
28–24
-
53
February 22
L.A. Lakers
W 111–102
D. Wilkins (34)
M. Malone (13)
A. Webb (6)
Omni Coliseum
16,371
29–24
-
54
February 23
Dallas
W 122–107
D. Wilkins (31)
D. Wilkins (14)
A. Webb (7)
Omni Coliseum
12,376
30–24
-
55
February 23
Sacramento
W 96–88
D. Wilkins (31)
D. Wilkins (19)
J. Battle (4)
Omni Coliseum
10,461
31–24
-
56
February 27
@ Philadelphia
L 103–107
D. Wilkins (26)
M. Malone (17)
A. Webb (10)
The Spectrum
16,121
31–25
-
57
February 28
Portland
W 117–109
J. Battle (26)
D. Wilkins (14)
G. Rivers (8)
Omni Coliseum
14,297
32–25

|- | 58 | March 3 | @ Milwaukee | W 115–106 | D. Wilkins (25) | D. Wilkins, M. Malone (11) | A. Webb (5) | Bradley Center 16,341

33–25
59
March 5
Denver
W 139–127
A. Webb (32)
D. Wilkins (18)
J. Battle (5)
Omni Coliseum
13,500
34–25
-
60
March 7
Phoenix
L 104–106
D. Wilkins (27)
M. Malone (19)
G. Rivers,
A. Webb,
D. Wilkins(4)
Omni Coliseum
12,184
34–26
-
61
March 8
@ Miami
W 102–96
G. Rivers (19)
Kevin Willis (12)
D. Wilkins (6)
Miami Arena
15,008
35–26
-
62
March 10
Chicago
L 87–122
A. Webb (18)
D. Wilkins (8)
A. Webb (8)
Omni Coliseum
16,371
35–27
-
63
March 12
Philadelphia
L 129–133
(2 OT)
D. Wilkins (29)
K. Willis (14)
G. Rivers (9)
Omni Coliseum
13,372
35–28
-
64
March 15
@ Dallas
W 127–117
J. Battle (28)
M. Malone (14)
A. Webb (6)
Reunion Arena
17,007
36–28
-
65
March 16
@ Phoenix
L 116–128
D. Wilkins (29)
D. Wilkins (10)
G. Rivers,
A. Webb,
D. Wilkins (5)
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
14,487
36–29
-
66
March 19
Boston
W 104–92
A. Webb (26)
M. Malone (11)
A. Webb (5)
Omni Coliseum
15,793
37–29
-
67
March 20
@ Chicago
L 107–129
D. Wilkins (28)
M. Malone (10)
G. Rivers (7)
Chicago Stadium
18,439
37–30
-
68
March 22
@ Washington
L 116–121
D. Wilkins (26)
K. Willis (10)
A. Webb (4)
Capital Centre
10,409
37–31
-
69
March 23
Miami
W 108–93
D. Wilkins (26)
J. Koncak,
M. Malone,
D. Wilkins (9)
G. Rivers,
D. Wilkins (4)
Omni Coliseum
14,159
38–31
-
70
March 26
@ Indiana
L 113–123
D. Wilkins (34)
J. Koncak (10)
A. Webb (7)
Market Square Arena
10,178
38–32
-
71
March 28
Houston
L 111–112
D. Wilkins (28)
K. Willis (17)
A. Webb (7)
Omni Coliseum
13,208
38–33
-
72
March 30
@ Milwaukee
L 96–104
D. Wilkins (27)
J. Koncak,
D. Wilkins (13)
D. Wilkins (5)
Bradley Center
17,683
38–34

|- | 73 | April 4 | @ Charlotte | L 91–98 | D. Wilkins (26) | J. Koncak (12) | A. Webb (6) | Charlotte Coliseum 23,901

38–35
74
April 6
Indiana
W 137–110
D. Wilkins (30)
K. Willis (13)
A. Webb (9)
Omni Coliseum
14,931
39–35
-
75
April 8
Washington
W 105–94
D. Wilkins (29)
M. Malone (9)
A. Webb (7)
Omni Coliseum
13,339
40–35
-
76
April 9
@ Cleveland
W 104–98
D. Wilkins (25)
K. Willis (14)
A. Webb (9)
Coliseum at Richfield
15,235
41–35
-
77
April 11
@ Minnesota
W 98–112
A. Webb (23)
K. Willis (8)
G. Rivers (5)
Target Center
19,006
41–36
-
78
April 13
Milwaukee
W 97–91
A. Webb (23)
M. Malone (11)
A. Webb (6)
Omni Coliseum
14,687
42–36
-
79
April 16
@ Orlando
L 106–113
D. Wilkins (19)
D. Wilkins (8)
R. Robinson (6)
Orlando Arena
15,077
42–37
-
80
April 17
Charlotte
L 111–123
D. Wilkins (20)
K. Willis (16)
A. Webb (5)
Omni Coliseum
12,783
42–38
-
81
April 19
Detroit
L 120–126
D. Wilkins (38)
M. Malone (12)
A. Webb (5)
Omni Coliseum
16,390
42–39
-
82
April 21
@ Boston
W 117–105
D. Wilkins (24)
D. Wilkins (9)
G. Rivers,
A. Webb (5)
Boston Garden
14,890
43–39

Playoffs

|- | 1 | April 26 | @ Detroit | W 103–98 | Dominique Wilkins (32) | Kevin Willis (8) | Battle, Webb (3) | The Palace of Auburn Hills 21,454

1–0
2
April 28
@ Detroit
L 88–101
Dominique Wilkins (20)
Kevin Willis (9)
Dominique Wilkins (5)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
21,454
1–1
-
3
April 30
Detroit
L 91–103
Kevin Willis (24)
Kevin Willis (10)
Spud Webb (9)
Omni Coliseum
13,571
1–2
-
4
May 2
Detroit
W 123–111
Doc Rivers (34)
Wilkins, Malone (11)
Spud Webb (7)
Omni Coliseum
9,854
2–2
-
5
May 5
@ Detroit
L 81–113
Kevin Willis (13)
Kevin Willis (13)
Jon Koncak (4)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
21,454
2–3

Player statistics

Season

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
79223.6.461.286.8542.02.70.60.113.6
78214.9.489.667.8012.30.70.40.36.1
776125.1.436.125.5934.91.61.01.04.1
402.3.000.000.5000.50.00.00.30.5
821523.3.468.000.8318.10.80.40.910.6
56712.3.497.000.7332.90.60.20.34.5
72315.2.488.328.7811.81.40.70.14.7
797932.7.435.336.8443.24.31.90.615.2
471614.3.446.182.5881.52.80.70.25.6
756429.3.447.321.8682.35.61.60.113.4
818138.0.470.341.8299.03.31.50.825.9
808029.7.504.400.6688.81.20.80.513.1
2506.5.300.000.5001.60.40.20.02.2
405.0.667.0001.0001.50.00.00.01.3

*Statistics with the Atlanta Hawks

Playoffs

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
5021.4.364.400.9602.02.20.20.02.2
5014.6.444.000.6673.40.60.00.04.8
5526.6.286.0001.0004.61.40.40.81.4
202.51.000.000.0001.00.00.00.02.0
5016.8.200.000.9296.20.60.60.24.2
206.5.286.000.6672.91.00.00.03.0
5018.2.500.167.8133.20.40.60.07.2
5534.6.469.091.8954.03.01.00.415.6
206.5.250.000.0000.50.50.50.01.0
5530.8.439.417.6884.44.81.40.213.2
5539.0.372.133.9146.42.61.81.020.8
5531.8.403.667.7009.01.00.60.215.4

Player statistics citation:

Awards

Season

  • Dominique Wilkins was named to the All-NBA Second Team

All-Star

Transactions

Trades

Free agents

Additions

Gary LeonardJanuary 7Minnesota Timberwolves (re-signed on March 1, 1991)

Subtractions

Cliff LevingstonOctober 3Chicago Bulls

Waivings

Trevor WilsonApril 1

Player Transactions Citation:

References

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