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.
An NBA player has scored at least 30 points in Game 1 of an NBA finals on 40 occasions since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77. How many of those players can you name in five minutes?
The Atlanta Hawks are still in search of a president of basketball operations to work alongside new general manager Onsi Saleh, and they’ve done a few interviews already.
In which a particularly divisive (and familiar) name appears. As the draft lottery and the larger NBA draft cycle of 2025 loom large, the Hawks still have yet to resolve their biggest question at the top of the organization.
The Atlanta Hawks search for a new president of basketball operations continues and it does not seem that they are any closer to officially hiring of one.
The Hawks are casting a wide net in their search for a new president of basketball operations — and that net apparently includes a few familiar faces. One of them?
Former Atlanta Hawks All-Star Jeff Teague thought he was headed toward a big pay day during a contract year. And then he said general manager Danny Ferry ruined it.
Former NBA star Jeff Teague addressed his stint with the Atlanta Hawks on the 'Out The Mud' podcast. He noted that he didn't enjoy the process of landing his extension with the Hawks.
A magical night for a Duke great When Mike Krzyzewski took over the Duke basketball program, it was a totally different reality than it is now. The Blue
On the road to the 1988 Final Four. As most of you know, being Duke fans, the Blue Devils got to the Final Four and the championship game in 1986, the first of many trips to the final weekend for Mike Krzyzewski’s teams.
As Duke draws to the end of the Danny Ferry era In 1989, Duke was at its third Final Four in four years and was widely seen as a really good program that couldn’t win the big one.
Among the elite programs in all of college sports, the Blue Devils continue to produce some of the best talent in the game on an annual basis. Here's our list of the top 20 players to don a Duke uniform — listed in chronological order.
The best word to describe the 1986 NBA Draft is tragic. This wasn't an all-time worst draft, but there were too many draft picks that didn't reach their full potential due to injuries or off-court issues -- most notably substance abuse.
Our country is divided in so many ways. It seems that every day is an internet battle between political ideologies. We fight over LeBron vs. Jordan. Does a straw have one hole or two? One thing we can agree on: We all are tired of hearing about Duke.