It’s officially game week for the Atlanta Hawks, who are set to tip off the much anticipated 2021-2022 season Thursday night at home against the Mavericks. While a few positive additions were made to the roster this offseason, for the most part, this is going to be the same Hawks team that reached the conference
According to ESPN‘s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Atlanta Hawks and Clint Capela have agreed on a two-year contract extension worth $46 million. This puts Capela under contract through the 2024-2025 season. Finishing sixth last year in defensive player of the year voting, Capela was a major factor in the Hawks’ incredible run to the Eastern Conference
Moving on from part one of our Hawks’ season preview, let’s pick up right where we left as we look at who could be on the move this year at the deadline. @TLsportsvictim asks: If we do flip Gallo this year, realistically, who should the Hawks target? Gallo’s value in a trade will be
With the 2021-2022 Hawks season just over two months away and Summer League in full swing, I figured what better time than to open up the mailbag and answer some of the burning questions Hawks Twitter has regarding the upcoming season. I got pretty wordy on most of these answers, so I broke this up
The Atlanta Hawks selected Duke Forward Jalen Johnson with the 20th overall pick in the 2021 NBA Draft. At 6’9” 220 lbs, Johnson brings size and athleticism to an already loaded wing group in Atlanta. As a former five star recruit, he certainly possesses one of the highest ceilings in the draft, albeit with one
The 2021 NBA draft is just a day away, and while it may not feel as exciting for Hawks fans as it has the past few seasons, it will still be a pivotal night for this franchise’s future. In years past, the Hawks’ draft night strategy has been to take the best player available, and
Per NBA insider Shams Charania, Giannis Antetokounmpo will not suit the Bucks tonight against the Hawks for Game 5. After hyperextending his left knee during game 4, this should not come as a shock to anyone, but there was some noise suggesting Giannis could play. Official: Giannis Antetokounmpo is out tonight. https://t.co/fDU7qPKYeV — Shams Charania
The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 110-88 to even up the series tonight in Atlanta 2-2 as the series heads back to Milwaukee. It took everyone on the roster to make this one happen, and each player in the rotation delivered in their own way. Despite missing their star player in Trae Young, the
The Atlanta Hawks fell to the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 3 last night and now face a 2-1 series deficit. While plenty of factors led to the Bucks victory, including Trae Young being injured by a referee, it’s fair to look at Atlanta’s wing rotation and feel something is missing. While Solomon Hill gives great
The first half of Game 1 was a struggle for Atlanta, as they posted eight turnovers and at one point were 1-for-11 from three. However, the Hawks got a whole lot from Trae Young. The point guard was masterful, dropping 25 points on 11-of-16 shooting to go with four assists. The Bucks continued to allow
