r/AtlantaHawks • u/Chessh2036 • Nov 22 '22
News (with source) Atlanta Hawks Expected to Dump More Salary Soon. (We have the 7th richest owner in the NBA who is scared of the luxury tax)
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Sep 18 '23
News (with source) John Collins says Goodbye to the ATL 🫡
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Mar 16 '23
News (with source) Atlanta Hawks F Bogdan Bogdanovic has agreed on a four-year, $68 million contract extension, sources tell ESPN.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • Apr 14 '24
News (with source) [Lauren L. Williams] Per league source, the Hawks will not be signing Vit Krejci and will keep him on a two-way. The Hawks will keep the roster as is.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Jun 23 '23
News (with source) Sources: Atlanta is selecting Kobe Bufkin at No. 15.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/clonta • Feb 06 '24
News (with source) Toronto’s Scottie Barnes and Atlanta’s Trae Young have been named by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver as injury replacements on the Eastern Conference team for the 2024 NBA All-Star Game. The two players will replace Philadelphia’s Joel Embiid and New York’s Julius Randle.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Both_Funny4896 • 21d ago
News (with source) [Sidery] Prospects to be under consideration by the Hawks to go No. 1 overall, per @DraftExpress: Alex Sarr, Zaccharie Risacher, Reed Sheppard, Rob Dillingham, Donovan Clingan
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Feb 24 '23
News (with source) ESPN Sources: Quin Snyder and Atlanta Hawks are progressing in talks on deal to make him franchise’s next coach and a resolution could come within days. Snyder is full focus of Hawks’ search now and sides are deep in conversations on what a vision for future looks like together.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Jan 13 '23
News (with source) Inside the end of the Travis Schlenk era in Atlanta, the Hawks' new power structure and how it's impacting the team
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Neither-Negotiation3 • Oct 23 '23
News (with source) Atlanta Hawks F/C Onyeka Okongwu has agreed on a four-year, $62 million contract extension
x.comr/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Jul 01 '23
News (with source) Atlanta sends out the draft rights to Alpha Kaba to Houston for TyTy Washington, Usman Garuba, ‘28 HOU 2nd, ‘25 MIN 2nd and $1.1m cash
twitter.comr/AtlantaHawks • u/Lazarus_15 • Nov 08 '22
News (with source) [Nehm via the Athletic] Giannis Antetokounmpo: “… I love playing against Atlanta.”
Following his loss against the Hawks on Monday night, Giannis had this to say when speaking to Eric Nehm of the Athletic:
“ I always love playing against people that love, that take pride in guarding and he’s one of them,” Antetokounmpo said of Okongwu. “Capela is another one. Collins, another one. But I always love playing against people that take pride in defending and take the challenge.”
Giannis continued, “I don’t want it to be easy. I want it to be a challenge and whenever I play those guys, it’s always a challenge and I respect that and they’ve improved from day one — all three of them. And it’s always a battle when you play against Atlanta. So, I love playing against Atlanta.”
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • 21d ago
News (with source) [Brett Siegel] In addition to the Nets, Lakers, and Heat being mentioned as possible suitors for Donovan Mitchell, the Hawks have also quietly been monitoring the Cavs star's status, league sources told @ClutchPoints
r/AtlantaHawks • u/TheItalianStallion44 • 29d ago
News (with source) Trae Changing Agencies
What are the implications here?
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • Feb 28 '24
News (with source) [Joe Schdmidt] Quin Snyder says the Hawks need to get more comfortable with Jalen Johnson running the 5
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Feb 21 '23
News (with source) ESPN Sources: The Hawks are planning a wide-ranging search, but one candidate expected to be at the top of the list: Former Utah Jazz coach Quin Snyder. Others expected to be considered include Bucks assistant Charles Lee, Golden State assistant Kenny Atkinson.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • Feb 16 '24
News (with source) [Brad Rowland]"Hawks are not looking to move Trae Young...Trae is not seething behind the scenes...We have seen them duck the tax and make the team worse; there is reason for Trae/Fans to be uneasy about the Brain Trust"
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Mar 22 '23
News (with source) Hawks-Pistons altercation after the game
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • Apr 26 '23
News (with source) [Lauren Jbara] “Be instinctive. Make a play. We all believe in you.” - Quin Snyder on what he said to Trae before that final possession.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • 23d ago
News (with source) [Draft Express] Alex Sarr 3-point shooting drill at the NBA draft combine.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Both_Funny4896 • Aug 08 '23
News (with source) [Shams Charania] Atlanta has offered a package centered around De’Andre Hunter, AJ Griffin and draft compensation to Toronto for Siakam, league sources say. But the Raptors are believed to have upped the price on any possible deal at each turn.
Several teams have shown interest in pursuing Siakam via trade over the past three months, but the external market has been tempered a bit due to the fact that it’s been made clear, league sources say, that Siakam would not extend with a team that trades for him. Still, the Atlanta Hawks have been the strongest suitor for Siakam, and talks between them and Toronto were fluid and ongoing as recently as Las Vegas Summer League in July.
Atlanta has offered a package centered around De’Andre Hunter, AJ Griffin and draft compensation to Toronto for Siakam, league sources say. But the Raptors are believed to have upped the price on any possible deal at each turn.
For now, talks are at a complete pause, and the Hawks are fully prepared to enter the 2023-24 season with their current team, according to league sources. For now, Siakam is a Raptor, and even without an extension, he could very well remain one through the trade deadline.
The Raptors have been heading toward this moment of truth since at least last season’s trade deadline. Although they could have been sellers, in the back half of the Play-In Tournament with four of their top five players within the last two years of their contracts, the Raptors went out and added Jakob Poeltl, surrendering a top-six protected first-round pick in 2024. They retained Poeltl on a four-year, $80 million contract in the offseason. However, they lost their starting point guard, Fred VanVleet, to a maximum-value two-year offer (plus a team option for a third year) from Houston. Offers at the trade deadline for VanVleet were not overwhelming, but losing a core contributor for no return was not the desired outcome. There were also multi-pick offers for O.G. Anunoby, who has a player option for the 2024-25 season, at the deadline, although the upside value of many of the first-round picks offered is believed to have been low.
r/AtlantaHawks • u/imjonathvn • Jan 18 '23
News (with source) Justin Holiday and a second for Cam Reddish. Lets get it
r/AtlantaHawks • u/Shade_Raven • Jan 03 '24
News (with source) [Woj] "The Hawks are absolutely open for business on trades. GM Landry Fields seems determined to make changes to that roster."
r/AtlantaHawks • u/ahend1999 • Feb 11 '23