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Michael Cunningham: Hawks are very good again: ‘We want to compete for a championship’

ATLANTA — The Hawks begin the new NBA season with high aspirations.

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Market for John Collins has dwindled down

Chris Kirschner on John Collins' trade market: From talking with people since the draft, it seems like the market for Collins has decreased quite a bit. Now, I'm not really sure who's interested in him… As it stands now for John, the market has ...

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Mark Bradley: Will the Hawks rebuild what they rebuilt?

The Hawks need to do something. According to both their president of basketball operations and their principal owner, they should have done it sooner. In-house, their corporate decision to stick with a roster that fell two games short of the NBA Finals has been labeled a mistake, though at the…

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Michael Cunningham: To become like Heat, Hawks need major changes

ATLANTA — The Heat made it to the 2020 NBA Finals, were swept by Milwaukee in last year’s opening round and then dominated the Hawks in this year’s first round. The Hawks say they can follow Miami’s example of getting back up after getting beat down. They aim to do…

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Markieff Morris fined for interfering with game play while on bench

JD Shaw: Heat forward Markieff Morris has been fined $25,000 for interfering with live game play while on the bench. Morris grabbed and held Hawks swingman De'Andre Hunter out of bounds during the team's Game 5 win. Source: Twitter @JShawNBA What's ...

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Three Offseason Questions for Trae Young and the Hawks

Where does Atlanta go from here after losing to the Heat? Here are some questions the franchise must answer this offseason.

Sports Illustrated

Heat holds on late, eliminates Atlanta Hawks and advances to second round of playoffs

MIAMI — It ultimately didn’t matter that the Heat was without the guy averaging 30.5 points per game in this playoff series. It didn’t matter that floor general Kyle Lowry wasn’t in uniform, either. And it certainly didn’t matter that Miami opened 1 for 11 on threes.

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Hawks dominate Hornets to earn first play-in tournament win

ATLANTA — Pulverizing the No. 10 seed Hornets in the third quarter in the play-in tournament, the No. 9 seed Hawks earned a 132-103 win Wednesday at State Farm Arena and need one more to earn the official No. 8 seed in the playoffs.

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