Kenyon Martin’s return to the NBA is generating a lot of buzz and maybe even an international dispute. But he’s unlikely to have a ton of fantasy value. For fantasy purposes, I’d be most interested in Martin if he lands with the Hawks; he’d have an opportunity there to help fill the void left by [...]
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You can’t really replace a player of Al Horford’s caliber. But Zaza Pachulia and Vlad Radmanovic might be a good start.
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The Knicks closed out the first half with a 102-90 win over the Atlanta Hawks and head into the all-star break with a winning record for the first time since 2001. Their record stands at 28-26 – just one win shy of their 2009-10 total with 28 games remaining on the regular-season schedule. via Knicks [...]
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Junior guard Larry Drew II has left the North Carolina Tar Heels and will transfer, ESPN’s Pat Forde is reporting. Drew – the son of Atlanta Hawks coach Larry Drew – has been splitting time at the point with freshman Kendall Marshall for much of this season. Marshall took over the starting spot two weeks [...]
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Joe Johnson accepted a six-year max offer from the Atlanta Hawks. Johnson’s agent, Arn Tellem, took to the Huffington Post to explain Johnson’s thinking. I would have distilled the article down to one sentence — “The Hawks could offer $30 million more than anyone else.” … Read Full Post
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The Atlanta Hawks are expected to offer a max contract to free agent Joe Johnson, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. The NBA’s salary cap structure gives advantages to teams re-signing their own players, so the max Atlanta can offer — somewhere in the neighborhood of $119 million over six years — will be significantly more than [...]
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Mike Woodson’s tenure as coach of the Atlanta Hawks is over after six seasons, Sekou Smith of NBA.com is reporting. Woodson compiled a record of 206-286 with the Hawks and led the team to the Eastern Conference semifinals in each of the last two seasons. But both those playoff runs ended badly; the Hawks were [...]
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