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Atlanta Hawks Betting Odds

The Atlanta Hawks turned the NBA betting odds on their head in 2020-21, reaching the Eastern Conference Finals after suffering 3-straight seasons of sub-30 win totals. 2021-22 was another winning year for Atlanta—finishing 9th in the East and advancing through the play-in tournament to earn a date with Miami (ATL lost in 5 games).

All-star guard Trae Young enters his age-24 season and is looking to build on a 2021-22 campaign in which he averaged 28/10/4—the 1st player to do so since Russ averaged a triple-double in 2016-17.

The Hawks have good odds to make the NBA playoffs in 2022-23. Anything less than a postseason series win will be seen as a disappointment in Atlanta.

Atlanta Hawks Odds to Win NBA Finals

A fan favorite each year is the NBA Finals bet and the Atlanta Hawks are at (+5000)—tied for the 16th-shortest odds in the league alongside the Bulls and Pelicans.

Atlanta has played in the Eastern Conference Finals twice this decade but the Hawks franchise has not gone all the way since their lone championship as the St Louis Hawks in 1958. Their opponent that year—the Boston Celtics.

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Vegas projections for 2022-23 indicate Atlanta is likely to battle in the play-in tournament again this season. The Hawks are receiving the 8th-shortest odds to win the Eastern Conference at (+2300) which would place them smack in play-in territory.

The top-5 teams in the East—Boston, Milwaukee, Brooklyn, Miami, Philly—are lumped together with the best odds to represent the conference on the big stage in June. After the “Big 5” are high-upside teams like Atlanta, Cleveland, and Chicago who are looking to make that leap into the upper echelon.

The East’s Southeast Division features the favored Heat who’ve won the division 8 of the past 12 years. Miami is favored for a division title again this season at (-190). Atlanta is getting the 2nd-shortest odds to win a division title at (+190)—better than Charlotte, Washington, and Orlando.

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Trae Young is a top-12 pick to win his first MVP award this season, given (+4000) odds to win MVP in 2022-23. Young failed to get into the top 10 in MVP voting last year but did earn a spot on the All-NBA 3rd Team.

6’6 guard/forward out of Duke AJ Griffin brings his expert sharpshooting to Atlanta as the 16th-overall pick. The amount of playing time Griffin will receive in his rookie campaign is in question—causing his Rookie of the Year odds to lengthen up to (+5500)—tied with Jeremy Sochan (Spurs) and Ousmane Dieng (Thunder).