If any of you actually put yourself through watching the All-Star Game, you know that Coach of the Year candidate Mike Budenholzer coached an Eastern Conference All-Star team with four Hawks on it. At one point he actually started a…
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Coach Bud & Four All-Stars: The 2014-2015 Hawks
Posted in Basketball, Columns Tagged with: Al Horford, analytics, Basketball, coach bud, hawks, Jeff Teague, Kyle Korver, Kyle trying to be smart, NBA, Paul Milsap
Hawks Offseason Report: Thabo Sefolosha
This offseason the Hawks disappointed many (me) by not making many moves despite having close to max level cap room after trading Lou Williams and waiving Jon Salmons. However, the Hawks did sign Thabo Sefolosha formerly of the Oklahoma City…
Meet our New Hawks: Walter Tavares
Name: Walter “Edy” Tavares Fomer team: Gran Canaria (That’s in Spain) Height: 7 foot 2 Weight: 265 What is his game like? Walt is freaking huge. But he’s also extremely mobile. This helps his game which mostly consists of grabbing…
What Joel Embiid’s foot injury means for the Atlanta Hawks draft pick
Joel Embiid, the center from Kansas and one of the top 3 prospects in the NBA draft went down with a stress fracture in his right foot and had surgery on Friday. He was being strongly considered by the Cavs…
Posted in Basketball, Sports Tagged with: Dario Saric, hawks, Joel Embiid, Kyle Anderson, NBA, NBA Draft
What should the Hawks do with their draft pick?
Well the finals are now in the books and it’s time to look ahead towards the NBA draft. Let’s start with some FAQs about the Hawks Draft. When is the draft? June 26th What pick do the Hawks have? The…
Posted in Basketball, Sports Tagged with: #Analysis, Dario Saric, draft, hawks, James Young, Jusuf Nurkic, NBA, prospects, Rodney Hood, Stauskas, Zach Lavine
