92.9 "The Game" (WZGC FM) is the proud flagship station of the Atlanta Hawks Radio Network. All 82 Hawks games can be heard throughout Georgia on the Atlanta Hawks radio network, which consists of affiliate stations listed below and will reach millions of listeners throughout the season.
W226BZ (93.1 FM) - Macon
W29OBD (105.9 FM) - Montezuma
WCEH (98.3 FM) - Pinehurst
WWKM (93.1 FM) - Rochelle
WXKO (1150 AM) - Ft. Valley
WZGC (92.9 FM - Flagship) - Atlanta
WIOL (95.7 FM) - Columbus
WSRA - Albany
WYTH - Madison
WKEU (102.3 FM) - Griffin
WKEU (1450 AM) - Griffin
The "Voice of the Hawks," Atlanta Sports Hall of Famer and Georgia Radio Hall of Famer Steve Holman is in his 36th season, and has never missed a Hawks' regular season or playoff radio broadcast.
The "Voice of the Hawks," Atlanta Sports Hall of Famer and Georgia Radio Hall of Famer Steve Holman is in his 36th season, and has never missed a Hawks' regular season or playoff radio broadcast. His play-by-play streak, which began in March of 1989, hit game number 2,500 in the Hawks' 2018-19 opener at New York on October 17, 2018.
The 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2021 Georgia Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sports Media Association, Holman also took home three consecutive Gabby Awards from the Georgia Association of Broadcasters (2015-17) and was inducted into the organization's Hall of Fame in 2017.
Holman has announced Hawks games around the globe, including contests from Russia, England, Puerto Rico and Canada, and has been a part of several notable historical calls, including the night Dominique Wilkins became the team's all-time scoring leader, Lenny Wilkens' record-breaking 939th career win and the Hawks' first-ever trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2015.
The 66-year-old Holman had done play-by-play and color commentary on Hawks broadcasts for three-and-a-half years before taking over the full time play-by-play duties in 1989. During the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta, Holman was part of Westwood One's/NBA National Radio coverage, calling play-by-play action for both the United States men's and women's gold medal basketball teams, in addition to boxing.
Holman's first radio job was as a 17-year-old high school senior at WCCM, where he got to work under sportscasting icon Curt Gowdy, who owned the station. Holman has been involved in the NBA since the early 1970s when he was broadcast assistant to the Boston Celtics' late play-by-play legend Johnny Most. Holman's first experience calling NBA action came in 1976 when Most lost his voice mid-game.
He has been a fixture on Atlanta radio since 1980 when he arrived to work on Falcons football and Atlanta Chiefs soccer. Along with his numerous awards for sports reporting, Holman has also won the Georgia Associated Press Award. Holman's son, Scott, and wife Amy, are the parents of Holman's grandchildren, Connor, Caitlyn and Collier Steven. His son, Steve Jr., passed away after a short illness on January 19, 2018. The Steve Holman Jr. Media Award endowment has been established at Woodward Academy in Atlanta in his memory (Woodward.edu/Holman).
On March 23, 2015, Holman was honored on the floor of the Georgia State House of Representatives after a meeting with Georgia Governor Nathan Deal.
Holman was born March 5, 1954 in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Mike Conti has been with the Hawks Radio Network as a pregame, halftime and postgame host, and as a game commentator, since 2014.
Mike Conti has been with the Hawks Radio Network as a pregame, halftime and postgame host, and as a game commentator, since 2014. He is also the Brand Manager of Sports Radio 92.9 The Game, and is the radio play-by-play voice of Atlanta United FC.
Since joining 92.9 the Game in 2012, Conti has called the 2018 MLS Cup Final and 2018 MLS All Star Game, hosted the station's coverage of the Falcons in Super Bowl LI, and hosted game broadcasts during the Hawks run to the 2015 and 2021 NBA Eastern Conference Finals. He has also handled play-by-play duties for the station's Atlanta Dream WNBA broadcasts, for the Corky Kell High School Football Classic, and has substituted as play-by-play announcer for the Atlanta Falcons. He won the 2019 Gabby Award from the Georgia Association of Broadcasters for best play-by-play, and has won Gabbys for his hosting of Hawks broadcasts in 2015 and 2017.
Conti's career has included stops in New Orleans at WWL-FM, where he covered the Saints and Hornets, at WLOW -FM in Savannah, where he covered The Masters and PGA Tour Golf, and WMAJ-AM in State College, PA, where he covered Penn State Football. He has served as the play-by-play announcer for the New Orleans Voodoo of the Arena Football League, and for high school championship sports on the Pennsylvania Cable Network.
Mike spent four years as the Morning News Anchor at WGST -AM in Atlanta, and won a National Edward R. Murrow Award covering the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina at WWL in New Orleans. He also covered the Braves for WGST. He is a former member of Penn State University's College of Communications Alumni Society Board of Directors and the state board of the South Carolina Associated Press Broadcasters. He lives in Doraville with his wife, Leighan, and their dog Clarke.