One of the main headlines for the NBA offseason is going to be the future of Kevin Durant. It has long been rumored that Durant is going to be moved out of Phoenix this offseason and any number of teams are going to be interested in acquiring him.
The 2025 NBA Draft is now three weeks away and once the NBA Finals matchup between the Pacers and the Thunder subsides, the full attention of the league is going to come to the draft before the offseason officially begins.
Coming into the 2025 NBA Draft, the Atlanta Hawks have a good amount of talent to choose from to go alongside an up-and-coming young future core. In the upcoming draft, the Hawks have the 13th overall pick (via the Sacramento Kings) and the 22nd overall pick (via the Los Angeles Lakers).
It is widely believed that NBA veteran Kevin Durant has played his last game for the Phoenix Suns, and speculation has already begun on his next potential destination.
Kevin Durant is expected to be traded away from the Phoenix Suns in the offseason. Since moving from the Brooklyn Nets to the Phoenix Suns in 2023, Kevin Durant has been to the playoffs twice with the team, but was not able to lead them beyond the second round.
The Hawks still don’t have a President of Basketball Operations, and it appears they might not hire one at all, allowing new general manager Onsi Saleh to run the show, who replaced Landry Fields when he was relieved of his duties.
With Lachlan Olbrich and Alex Toohey both impressing at the NBA Draft combine scrimmages, and Rocco Zikarasky claiming to have added 30 pounds of muscle, Australian prospects are managing to make some noise for the 2025 NBA Draft.
The Hawks will be big players in the NBA rumor mill this offseason. Not only have they already been connected to Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo, but there are a slew of Pelicans players that should pique their interest as well.
The Atlanta Hawks made two cost-cutting moves at the 2025 NBA trade deadline, but they explored bolder trades. According to ClutchPoints NBA insider Brett Siegel, they reached out to the Phoenix Suns regarding Kevin Durant’s availability.
The 2025 NBA Draft Lottery and Combine is in the books and it went exactly how the Atlanta Hawks were hoping that it would. While San Antonio controlled the Hawk's own pick, Atlanta was watching intently, hoping that the Sacramento Kings pick would stay at No.
The Hawks have a potentially franchise-altering offseason ahead of them. The club is in the midst of a search for a new President of Basketball Operations to join new General Manager Onsi Saleh.
The Atlanta Hawks have many options when it comes to adding to this young team's depth in the 2025 NBA Draft. This year, the Hawks have two first-round picks: pick number 13 (via Sacramento) and the 22nd (via Los Angeles Lakers).
Giannis Antetokounmpo is on every team’s radar, and everyone is waiting to see if he will stay with the Milwaukee Bucks or request a trade. In the event that he requests a trade, there’s a chance that some teams could put together a package to try and land him.
The Atlanta Hawks have one of the most promising young cores in the NBA right now and have a lot of opportunities to build on it in this year's upcoming 2025 NBA Draft.
The offseason is here for 28 teams in the NBA. The NBA finals have arrived and there are only two teams left alive with hopes of making it to the ultimate goal of winning a championship.
Maybe the search just doesn’t matter anymore. Or maybe it’s Danny Ferry. Maybe just forget everything you knew about the search for a president of basketball operations for the Atlanta Hawks organization.
To move forward, the Atlanta Hawks may revisit the past. And that move may come in the form of former general manager Danny Ferry. Per Marc Stein of The Stein Line, the Hawks could potentially bring in Ferry to serve as a senior advisor to whoever lands the head of basketball operations vacancy.
At the trade deadline this season, the Atlanta Hawks acquired Terance Mann from the Los Angeles Clippers for Bogdan Bogdanović and three second-round picks.
The Hawks would like to keep free agent wing Caris LeVert but they’re well aware that he will be drawing outside interest. Two of those teams are believed to be the Pistons and Nets, sources told Hoops Wire.
As they continue to remodel their roster, searching for the right set of pieces for a championship puzzle, the Atlanta Hawks will enter the offseason with a two first-round picks in the 2025 NBA Draft.
Michael Jordan remains the greatest basketball player of all time to a lot of fans. Earlier this month, the news of Jordan joining the NBA on NBC (as a contributor) went viral.
After headlining the NBA All-Defensive First Team this season, Atlanta Hawks guard Dyson Daniels could be in for a massive contract extension soon, according to Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report.
Jalen Johnson‘s season-ending shoulder injury prevented the Atlanta Hawks from watching him and Onyeka Okongwu start next to each other. Johnson was in All-Star and Most Improved Player conversations until he tore his labrum against the Toronto Raptors on Jan.