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1958
Yes.
Between 1950 and 1951, the team was known as the Tri-Cities Blackhawks.
In 1952, the team moved to
Milwaukee and changed their name
to the Milwaukee Hawks.
In 1956, the team moved to
St. Louis and changed their name
to the St. Louis Hawks.
In 1969, the team moved to
Atlanta and changed their name
to the Atlanta Hawks.
The best start to a St. Louis Hawks season was the 1997-98 Atlanta Hawks, who started the season 11-0. The second best start to a season was the 1967-68 St. Louis Hawks, who started the season going 7-0. The third best starts to a St. Louis Hawks season was the 2008-09 Atlanta Hawks and the 2010-11 Atlanta Hawks, who both started the season at 6-0.
The worst start to a St. Louis Hawks season was the 2005-06 Atlanta Hawks, who started the season at 0-9. The second worst start to a season was the 2000-01 Atlanta Hawks, who started the season with 7 losses. The third worst start to a season was the 1954-55 Milwaukee Hawks, who started the season with 5 losses.
While in St. Louis, the St. Louis Hawks last made the playoffs in 1968, when they lost the Western Division Semifinals.
While in St. Louis, the St. Louis Hawks last missed the playoffs in 1962.
The St. Louis Hawks last won a game on Apr 3, 2024, when they managed a 121-113 win against the Detroit Pistons. Since then, the Hawks have lost 6 straight games.
In 1967, the St. Louis Hawks beat the Chicago Bulls in the Western Division Semifinals.
In 1968, the St. Louis Hawks lost to the San Francisco Warriors in the Western Division Semifinals.
The St. Louis Hawks have appeared in the NBA Finals 4 times, in 1957, 1958, 1960 and 1961.
The St. Louis Hawks won the NBA Finals once, in 1958.
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