1970-71 Atlanta Hawks Roster

National Basketball Association (NBA)
Team Record: 36-46
Finishing 2nd in the NBA's Central Division of the Eastern Conference
Postseason: 1-4 Lost conference semifinals
Conference Semifinals - Lost to New York Knicks 4-1
Coach: Richie Guerin (36-46)
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Attendance: 245,910, Avg. 5,998 in 41 home dates

1970-71 Atlanta Hawks Statistics
1970-71 Atlanta Hawks Results

The Atlanta Hawks of the National Basketball Association ended the 1970-71 season with a record of 36 wins and 46 losses, finishing second in the NBA's Central Division of the Eastern Conference. The team compiled a postseason mark of 1-4.

The Hawks netted 9,348 points and yielded 9,495. Lou Hudson tossed in a team-leading 2,039 points for Atlanta, and Pete Maravich scored 18 or more per game, too. Bill Bridges contributed 1,233 rebounds. Mahdi Abdul-Rahman dished out 514 assists for the squad.

Richie Guerin coached the team. The 1970-71 Atlanta Hawks lost in the conference semifinals.

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Player	Pos.	Birth Date	Height	Weight	College	Hometown
Mahdi Abdul-Rahman	G	April 15, 1942	6'2"	185	UCLA	Wilmington, DE USA
Walt Bellamy	C	July 24, 1939	6'10"	225	Indiana	New Bern, NC USA
Bill Bridges	F-C	April 4, 1939	6'5"	228	Kansas	Hobbs, NM USA
Jerry Chambers	F	July 18, 1943	6'5"	185	Utah	Washington, DC USA
Len Chappell	F-C	January 31, 1941	6'8"	240	Wake Forest	Portage, PA USA
Bob Christian	C	May 11, 1946	6'10"	255	Grambling
Jim Davis	C-F	December 18, 1941	6'9"	225	Colorado	Muncie, IN USA
Lou Hudson	F-G	July 11, 1944	6'4"	205	Minnesota	Greensboro, NC USA
Pete Maravich	G	June 22, 1947	6'5"	197	Louisiana State	Aliquippa, PA USA
Bob Riley	F	July 6, 1948	6'9"	235	Mount St. Mary's	(ht) Columbus, OH USA
John Vallely	G	October 3, 1948	6'3"	180	UCLA
Herb White	G	June 15, 1948	6'2"	195	Georgia