Hopes are high for the Atlanta Hawks for the upcoming season; the Hawks arguably have the most improved roster over the offseason following the additions of Kristaps Porzingis, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and Luke Kennard.
The Atlanta Hawks have had a busy offseason and have crafted one of the best rosters in the Eastern Conference. Things got started with the big three-team trade that landed the Hawks Kristaps Porzingis and they continued into the actual free agent period.
Training Camp continued today for the Atlanta Hawks. With their first preseason game less than a week away now, the Hawks continued camp and is working to have their team ready for opening night in Atlanta three weeks from tonight.
As written by Bobby Marks of ESPN, the Hawks enter the season with raised expectations and a couple of major contract questions. No extension has been reached yet with Trae Young, who’s eligible for a four-year, $229 million deal through June 30.
The Atlanta Hawks began training camp this week, and one of the best rosters in the Eastern Conference is in the process of trying to form a strong nucleus that can contend for big things this year.
Basketball originated as a distinctly American game. It had international roots, though, as the game's inventor, James Naismith, was Canadian. In the years since, the NBA has been flooded with league-defining international talent.
Trae Young has carried the Atlanta Hawks into the national conversation ever since he was drafted in 2018. With his deep three-point shooting, playmaking brilliance, and fearlessness on the big stage, Young has cemented himself as one of the most electrifying guards in the league.
For the first time in what feels like decades, the Atlanta Hawks have buzz. Having made some key moves under new management, the Hawks became one of the faces of the offseason, bolstering their roster in general and their image and future outlook in the process.
Today, the Atlanta Hawks began training camp, and afterwards, the players gave interviews. In Young's interview, however, he gave some interesting thoughts about himself and where the team stands currently, going into next season.
The Atlanta Hawks began training camp this week, and one of the best rosters in the Eastern Conference is in the process of trying to form a strong nucleus that can contend for big things this year.
Excitement and new faces filled the air at Atlanta Hawks media day on Monday. 11 new players joined the roster from last season, eager to help the team take a big step in an open Eastern Conference.
Training camp has begun for the Atlanta Hawks. The Hawks opened up practice today and one of the more interesting teams in the Eastern Conference is going to start working on what they hope turns out to be a season with a deep playoff run.
One of the first moves that the Atlanta Hawks made this season was acquiring Kristaps Porzingis from the Boston Celtics, as they had plans of shedding salary.
There are still areas of improvement for Atlanta. And, with that in mind, here are three questions the Hawks must answer as we head into the new season.
The 2025-26 NBA campaign is less than a month away. Atlanta Hawks’ training camp begins after media day on Monday. Head coach Quin Snyder and his players will speak on everything from their offseason workouts to goals for the upcoming campaign.
On Sunday, Melbourne United guard Dash Daniels saw his best pro outing to date. A 6-foot-5 guard — the brother of current Hawks’ star Dyson Daniels — he couldn’t have asked for a much better start from a confidence perspective.
The Atlanta Hawks were one of the most active teams during the offseason. After a second-straight season where they missed the playoffs, the Hawks want to make certain changes to address their needs for next season.