2019–20 Atlanta Hawks season
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record
50 February 1 @ Dallas L 100-123 John Collins ( 26 ) Damian Jones ( 12 ) Jeff Teague ( 8 ) American Airlines Center 20,328 13-37
51 February 3 Boston L 115-123 Trae Young ( 34 ) John Collins ( 11 ) Trae Young ( 7 ) State Farm Arena 16,231 13-38
52 February 5 @ Minnesota W 127-120 Trae Young ( 38 ) John Collins ( 12 ) Trae Young ( 11 ) Target Center 10,779 14-38
53 February 7 @ Boston L 107-112 John Collins ( 30 ) John Collins ( 10 ) Kevin Huerter ( 6 ) TD Garden 19,156 14-39
54 February 9 New York W 140-135 ( 2OT ) Trae Young ( 48 ) John Collins ( 16 ) Trae Young ( 13 ) State Farm Arena 16,309 15-39
55 February 10 @ Orlando L 126-135 Trae Young ( 29 ) Dewayne Dedmon ( 9 ) Jeff Teague ( 11 ) Amway Center 17,076 15-40
56 February 12 @ Cleveland L 105-127 Trae Young ( 27 ) De'Andre Hunter ( 8 ) Trae Young ( 12 ) Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse 16,200 15-41
57 February 20 Miami W 129-124 Trae Young ( 50 ) Dewayne Dedmon ( 8 ) Trae Young ( 8 ) State Farm Arena 17,356 16-41
58 February 22 Dallas W 111-107 John Collins ( 35 ) John Collins ( 17 ) Trae Young ( 10 ) State Farm Arena 17,050 17-41
59 February 24 @ Philadelphia L 112-129 Trae Young ( 28 ) John Collins ( 9 ) Trae Young ( 10 ) Wells Fargo Center 20,836 17-42
60 February 26 Orlando L 120-130 Trae Young ( 37 ) De'Andre Hunter ( 11 ) Trae Young ( 11 ) State Farm Arena 14,967 17-43
61 February 28 Brooklyn W 141-118 John Collins ( 33 ) John Collins ( 13 ) Trae Young ( 14 ) State Farm Arena 17,034 18-43
62 February 29 Portland W 129-117 Trae Young ( 25 ) John Collins ( 10 ) Trae Young ( 15 ) State Farm Arena 17,765 19-43
The 2019-20 Atlanta Hawks season is the team's 70th season of the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the 52nd in Atlanta. This is the first time since the 2013-14 season that it will not include Kent Bazemore on the roster, as he was traded to the Portland Trail Blazers for Evan Turner. This also marks the 22nd season Vince Carter plays in the NBA, being the first player to play in the league for that long.