The Atlanta Hawks had been broadcasting their games on Fanduel Sports Network, but with Man Street Sports Groups (which owned Fanduel Sports Network) shutting down its NBA and NHL operations, where the Hawks were going to have their games broadcast was an open question that had yet to have an answer until today.
The Atlanta Hawks have been quietly addressing their team this offseason, while many of their playoff competitors in the Eastern Conference have been making big moves to try to upgrade their teams.
The Los Angeles Lakers may be expanding their search for wing help as negotiations involving free agent Jonathan Kuminga remain at a standstill. After retooling their roster around Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves and newly acquired center Walker Kessler, the Lakers have reportedly identified another perimeter option.
The Atlanta Hawks are playing for the postseason again - kind of. After a resounding win over the Boston Celtics, the Hawks are now 3-0 in Las Vegas and are hovering in 2nd place behind the Los Angeles Lakers by a minuscule margin.
The season has not even started yet, but the Atlanta Hawks are already receiving bad injury news concerning one of their top defensive players. The team announced yesterday that forward Mouhamed Gueye sustained a fractured left foot in a workout and would be re-evaluated in 3-4 months.
At the end of the game or in other big moments, it's usually the team's stars who have the ball. Sometimes, though, it's the role players who get the chance to shine and deliver.
Atlanta Hawks forward Mouhamed Gueye fractured his left foot during a workout on July 8, the team announced Wednesday. Gueye, 23, underwent surgery Tuesday at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex in Atlanta to repair the fracture.
Hawks forward Mouhamed Gueye fractured his left foot on Wednesday and subsequently underwent surgery to repair the injury, writes Lauren L. Williams of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Twitter link).
The Atlanta Hawks have not approached the offseason like many others in the Eastern Conference. Onsi Saleh and Atlanta's front office have been patient
The NBA world is awaiting a decision from LeBron James, but the offseason has slowed down considerably, and aside from James and Jonathan Kuminga, the two most interesting free agents are restricted free agents, Peyton Watson and Jalen Duren.
ATLANTA -- Twelve hours before kickoff the requirement to buy tickets in pairs was dropped, leaving the most affordable seat in the building for the World Cup semifinal between Argentina and England listed at $4,878 for one 300-level seat.
Summer League is coming to a close this weekend, and the Atlanta Hawks have been one of the most impressive teams through three games in Las Vegas. Atlanta is 3-0 heading into Thursday's matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies, and it will be interesting to see if the Hawks continue to play their best players as Summer League wraps up.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Atlanta Hawks are 3-0 in Summer League after taking down the Boston Celtics last night and they have been one of the most impressive teams in both Salt Lake City and Las Vegas.
So far, the Atlanta Hawks have had quite a busy offseason. At the draft, Atlanta added three new, young players. It used the eighth pick on Kingston Flemings and the 23rd pick on Zuby Ejiofor on night one, then traded up to the 52nd pick to select Henri Veesaar.
The Atlanta Hawks have had a quiet offseason, and we are going to have to wait and see if that approach is going to keep them in the playoffs next season.
Jonathan Kuminga remains unsigned and is one of the top players on the NBA free agent market. It was a surprise when they chose to decline his $24.3 million team option for the upcoming season and make him an unrestricted free agent, but a reunion with Atlanta has not been ruled out just yet.
The Atlanta Hawks are now 3-0 in Las Vegas. Despite being down some of their most talented players, such as Kingston Flemings,Asa Newell, and Zuby Ejiofor, the Hawks notched another win in Summer League, this time taking down the Boston Celtics.
We are entering another week of Jonathan Kuminga watch. The talented 23-year old is still an unrestricted free agent and one of the only big names still out there un-signed on the market.
Jonathan Kuminga may be destined for a return to the Pacific Division. The former NBA lottery pick Kuminga is expected to land with the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason, Sean Deveney of Heavy Sports reported on Sunday.
Former NBA journalist Tim Bontemps is joining the front office of the Atlanta Hawks. The 41-year-old was named strategic adviser to Hawks president of basketball operations Onsi Saleh.
The Hawks have signed second-round pick Henri Veesaar to a four-year contract worth roughly $9.3MM, per Kevin O’Connor of Yahoo Sports (Twitter link). The deal was completed using the second-round pick exception and is worth Veesaar’s minimum salary.
ESPN’s Shams Charania is reporting that the Hawks have reached a one-year, $14 million deal to bring back center Jock Landale. Landale proved to be a quality
The Hawks Summer League squad will compete in both Utah and Las Vegas this offseason, and it’s one of the most stacked Summer League rosters you’re going to see, featuring Kingston Flemings, Zuby Ejiofor, Henri Veesaar, and last year’s first round selection Asa Newell.