When the Atlanta Hawks fired Landry Fields and promoted Onsi Saleh in April after another disappointing exit in the NBA's play-in tournament, Hawks fans and the NBA at-large did not have a lot of clues as to how he would operate or what the plan would be to reconfigure this roster.
The Hawks’ offseason began with a surprising move — firing Landry Fields. Even though the season ended in disappointing fashion, there was a real shift in the organization.
At the beginning of the offseason, the Atlanta Hawks relieved General Manager Landry Fields of his duties. They promoted assistant general manager Onsi Saleh in his place and searched for a president of basketball operations.
The Atlanta Hawks have a lot of decisions to make this summer, and it starts in the upcoming 2025 NBA Draft, where they own the 13th pick (via Sacramento Kings) and the 22nd pick (via Los Angeles Lakers).
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Hawks surprised a lot of people when they fired general manager Landry Fields following an exit from the play-in tournament. Fields took over for Travis Schlenk, and nobody could argue the club was in a better place when he took over compared to when he left.
The Atlanta Hawks are exploring their options in finding a replacement for a new president of basketball operations. After the 2024-25 NBA season, the Hawks let Landry Fields go after five years of being the organization's general manager.
The Atlanta Hawks are searching for the next president of basketball operations after they fired Landry Fields following the conclusion of the 2024-25 NBA season.
The Atlanta Hawks are looking for their next president of basketball operations after making changes to the front office after their season ended. Landry Fields was fired as general manager, and Onsi Saleh was immediately promoted to take the position.
The Atlanta Hawks are currently looking for a new president of basketball operations. Atlanta made the move to fire former general manager Landry Fields earlier this offseason and promoted Onsi Saleh to the the position.
Just one week after moving on from GM Landry Fields, the Atlanta Hawks have reportedly made another change in their front office. According to NBA insider Chris Haynes has reported that Atlanta is also parting ways with VP of Pro Personnel Grant Liffmann after three seasons with the team.
After the Atlanta Hawks missed the playoffs for the second straight season, they decided to fire general manager Landry Fields and promote Onsi Saleh. The Hawks now have some more decisions to make during the offseason, and they could be looking for a top executive to help the franchise, according to The Stein Line.
Landry Fields was promoted to the general manager role on July 1st, 2022. In the roughly 33 months of his tenure as general manager, it was never clear exactly who was responsible for some of the biggest moves that occurred during this timeframe.
The Hawks kicked off their offseason in a big way, firing general manager Landry Fields. In his place, Atlanta announced that Onsi Saleh has been promoted to general manager, and that a search for a President of Basketball Operations will begin immediately, with one candidate already emerging.
The San Antonio Spurs were rumored to be interested in Trae Young last offseason, but a deal for the point guard never came to fruition. Now, San Antonio has their point guard of the future, as they made a deal for De’Aaron Fox ahead of the NBA trade deadline.
A lot went down for the Atlanta Hawks on Monday. Most notably, Landry Fields was relieved of his duties as general manager, with the Hawks promoting Onsi Saleh from within to take his place.
Since reaching the Eastern Conference Finals back in 2021, the Hawks have continued to trend in a downward direction. Following the organization's latest shake-up, speculation could arise on the future of All-Star guard Trae Young.
In a press release issued by the Atlanta Hawks, the team has “announced that they will begin the search for a President of Basketball Operations and have hired Sportsology Group, a leading provider of strategic advisory and operational support in the sports industry, to direct the process.
In a surprising move, the Hawks have announced that general manager Landry Fields has been fired. The club also announced that Onsi Saleh has been promoted to general manager, and that a search for a President of Basketball Operations will begin immediately.
On Monday morning, the Atlanta Hawks parted ways with general manager Landry Fields, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The decision ended Field's close to three-year tenure as the Hawks' general manager after he was promoted to the position back in June 2022.
The Atlanta Hawks fired general manager Landry Fields on Monday and promoted Onsi Saleh to fill the position. The team also initiated a search for a president of basketball operations following a 40-42 season that ended with Friday's overtime loss to the visiting Miami Heat in the NBA Play-In Tournament.
It’s a bad time to be running teams, it seems, and Atlanta Hawks general manager Landry Fields is the latest to learn that hard NBA lesson. Fields has been fired after three years on the job, the team announced Monday.
Landry Fields spoke to the media today and discussed a wide range of topics today at his exit interviews and here is everything that he had to say. " Yeah, thank you for that.
After the Hawks' season ended yesterday with a 123-114 loss to the Miami Heat, the players and front office are doing exit interviews today. Accordingly, general manager Landry Fields spoke today ahead of what will surely be a important summer for the Atlanta Hawks.
The first round of the NBA Draft has come and gone and the Atlanta Hawks, after much speculation about what they were going to do with the No. 1 pick, stayed put and drafted French forward Zaccharie Risacher, who had become the odds-on favorite to be selected No.1.