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Atlanta Hawks All-Time Franchise Leaders

A complete look at the Atlanta Hawks’ all-time statistical leaders, including career regular-season totals, playoff leaders, and single-game records.
James Bisson
James Bisson

Last Updated: January 11, 2026 11:38 AM EST • 2 minute read

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young. Photo By: Jordan Godfree / Imagn Images.
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Below are the Atlanta Hawks’ all-time leaders across major statistical categories, based on games played with the franchise. The tables include career regular-season leaders, postseason leaders, and single-game records. Active players and Hall of Famers are identified where applicable.

Atlanta Hawks all-time scoring leaders

Rank Player Years With Team Points
1 Dominique Wilkins* 1982-94 23,292
2 Bob Pettit* 1954-65 20,880
3 Lou Hudson* 1966-77 16,049
4 Cliff Hagan* 1956-66 13,447
5 John Drew 1974-82 12,621
6 Trae Young 2018-26 12,413
7 Joe Johnson 2005-12 10,606
8 Kevin Willis 1984-95, 2004-05 10,582
9 Josh Smith 2004-13 10,371
10 Eddie Johnson 1977-86 9,631

*: Hall of Famer

 Atlanta Hawks all-time rebounds leaders

Rank Player Years With Team Rebounds
1 Bob Pettit* 1954-65 12,849
2 Bill Bridges 1962-72 8,656
3 Kevin Willis 1984-95, 2004-05 7,332
4 Dominique Wilkins* 1982-94 6,119
5 Tree Rollins 1977-88 5,994
6 Zelmo Beaty* 1962-69 5,622
7 Josh Smith 2004-13 5,407
8 Al Horford 2007-16 5,144
9 Cliff Hagan* 1956-66 5,116
10 Dan Roundfield 1978-84 4,658

Atlanta Hawks all-time assists leaders

Rank Player Years With Team Assists
1 Trae Young 2018-26 4,837
2 Doc Rivers 1983-91 3,866
3 Mookie Blaylock 1992-99 3,764
4 Eddie Johnson 1977-86 3,207
5 Lenny Wilkens* 1960-68 3,049
6 Jeff Teague 2009-20 2,771
7 Joe Johnson 2005-12 2,653
8 Bob Pettit* 1954-65 2,369
9 Dominique Wilkins* 1982-94 2,321
10 Cliff Hagan* 1956-66 2,242

Atlanta Hawks all-time steals leaders

Rank Player Years With Team Steals
1 Mookie Blaylock 1992-99 1,321
2 Dominique Wilkins 1982-94 1,245
3 Doc Rivers 1983-91 1,166
4 John Drew 1974-82 859
5 Josh Smith 2004-13 857
6 Eddie Johnson 1977-86 741
7 Jeff Teague 2009-20 632
8 Jason Terry 1999-2004 588
9 Kevin Willis 1984-95, 2004-05 581
10 Stacey Augmon 1991-96 570

Atlanta Hawks all-time blocks leaders

Rank Player Years With Team Blocks
1 Tree Rollins 1977-88 2,283
2 Josh Smith 2004-13 1,440
3 Dikembe Mutombo* 1996-2001 1,094
4 Jon Koncak 1985-95 747
5 Dan Roundfield 1978-84 716
6 Al Horford 2007-16 697
7 Dominique Wilkins* 1982-94 588
8 Clint Capela 2020-25 460
9 Theo Ratliff 2001-04 436
10 Kevin Willis 1984-95, 2004-05 425

Atlanta Hawks all-time 3-pointers leaders

Rank Player Years With Team 3PTs
1 Trae Young 2018-26 1,295
2 Mookie Blaylock 1992-99 1,050
3 Joe Johnson 2005-12 908
4 Kyle Korver 2012-17 818
5 Bogdan Bogdanovic 2020-25 745
6 Jason Terry 1999-2004 648
7 Kevin Huerter 2018-22 563
8 Steve Smith 1994-99 549
9 De'Andre Hunter 2019-25 527
10 Dominique Wilkins* 1982-94 500

Atlanta Hawks all-time playoffs leaders

Category Player Record
Points Bob Pettit* 2,240
Rebounds Bob Pettit* 1,340
Assists Lenny Wilkens* 372
Steals Mookie Blaylock 101
Blocks Tree Rollins 118
3-Pointers Mookie Blaylock 124

Atlanta Hawks single-game records

Category Player Record Date
Points 4 times, most recently Dominique Wilkins* 57 Dec. 10, 1986
Rebounds Bob Pettit* 35 (twice) March 2, 1958 and Jan. 6, 1959
Assists Mookie Blaylock 23 March 6, 1993
Steals Mookie Blaylock 10 April 14, 1998
Blocks Tree Rollins 12 Feb. 21, 1979
3-Pointers Twice, most recently Bogdan Bogdanovic 10 Dec. 11, 2023

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Written by:
James Bisson
James Bisson is the Editor-in-Chief of Sportsbook Review. He has been a writer, reporter and editor for more than 20 years, including a nine-year stint with The Canadian Press and more than five years at theScore. He has covered dozens of marquee events including the 2010 Winter Olympics, the 2006 Stanley Cup final and Wrestlemania 23, and his work has appeared in more than 200 publications, including the Los Angeles Times, the Guardian, Yahoo! Sports, the Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail. His book, “100 Greatest Canadian Sports Moments”, was a hardcover best-seller in Canada in 2008 and earned him appearances on CBC Radio and Canada AM. He has written more than 50 sportsbook reviews, more than 200 industry news articles and dozens of other sportsbook-related content articles. A graduate of the broadcast journalism program at Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University), James has been an avid bettor since the early 2000s, and cites bet365 as his favorite sports betting site due to its superior functionality and quick payouts. His favorite piece of sports betting advice: "Stay in your lane. You're much more likely to have success betting sports you know, and focusing on finding angles and edges there."