With the NBA season getting underway in two weeks, now is a good time to take a deep dive into the Atlanta Hawks roster. Rookies have been drafted, free agents have been signed, and training camp has begun. First up for this preview is second-year forward Cam Reddish. Player History Cam Reddish was selected by
Wednesday night was the NBA Draft, and there were fewer fireworks than some expected, specifically for the Atlanta Hawks who stayed put at #6 and took one of the best players available, Onyeka Okongwu. Later in the evening, Atlanta also selected Skylar Mays with the 50th pick of the draft. Mays is a 6’4 guard who
As I have covered in previous articles, the Atlanta Hawks are looking for more outside shooting threats that could slot nicely alongside Trae Young. Next up on our list is Tyrese Maxey from the University of Kentucky. A true freshman, Maxey displayed potent scoring ability and a knack for making clutch plays as one of
On a Zoom call with the media, Hawks GM Travis Schlenk commented on where the Hawks need to improve. One of those areas was 3 point shooting. "We were dead last in the NBA in 3-point shooting. The way the league is, that number has to improve." — #Hawks GM Travis Schlenk pic.twitter.com/N1nZIzu6cQ — FOX
According to Kevin O’ Connor’s latest mock draft, the Hawks will select freshman Florida State forward Patrick Williams with the 6th pick on Wednesday if they cannot move the pick for a veteran asset. Williams projects as a versatile offensive creator at the NBA level with the potential to fill several different roles according to where
NBA draft buzz and NBA trade season is heating up. The Suns just made a deal for Chris Paul, and the Lakers acquired Dennis Schroder — really solidifying both teams’ backcourts. OKC has traded Chris Paul to Phoenix for Ricky Rubio, Kelly Oubre, Ty Jerome, Jalen Lecque and draft compensation, sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @Stadium. https://t.co/QA1hoZlxzM
Continuing with our draft coverage for the Atlanta Hawks is Florida State’s, Devin Vassell. Vassell is a 6’7 wing with a 6’10 wingspan who is a respectable 3-point shooter and has excellent defensive potential as a 3-and-D wing in the NBA. As someone who is skeptical regarding the future of Cam Reddish and De’Andre Hunter,
Next up in our NBA Draft preview for the Atlanta Hawks is Iowa State’s, Tyrese Haliburton. With just over a week left until the NBA Draft, the Hawks still hold the 6th pick and could go in multiple directions. One of their most glaring needs is a reliable guard to backup and play alongside Trae
With the NBA Draft less than 2 weeks away, now is a good time to look at who the Hawks should be keeping tabs on with their first pick at #6. There has been plenty of speculation that the Hawks might be willing to trade #6 as part of a package to add more experience to the
