Yesterday, the Hawks announced the signing of forward Caleb Houstan and the Hawks roster is now complete. Houstan joins Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Kristaps Porzingis, and Luke Kennard on Atlanta and all have elite shooting profiles.

Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young paid tribute to former All-Star guard John Wall following his retirement announcement.

The NBA and MLK Day go hand-in-hand at this point, especially in Atlanta. The Association has distinguished itself as one of the more vocal and engaged leagues in terms of activism and addressing social issues,

Trae Young wants to be in Atlanta, but how has he proven he deserves a contract extension from the Hawks? Trae Young is under contract for the next two seasons, with a player option for next summer. Young is up for an extension,

Orlando Magic lose top three-point shooter Caleb Houstan, who signs with the Atlanta Hawks to bolster their revamped roster.

Adding a young up-and-coming big man to help provide some insurance and competition to the front-court rotation is a smart move by the Hawks. An NBA season is both long and arduous. You need reliable depth to ensure a steady push throughout the campaign.

Hawks’ Offseason Moves Despite Young’s ‘disappointment’, Atlanta has been busy over the summer, adding pieces to surround their point guard, even if this could be his last year with the team.

N’Faly Dante barely had a cup of coffee in the NBA last season, just getting in four games for the Rockets and playing a total of 51 minutes. However, the undrafted center out of Oregon showed promise in the G-League, averaging 15.1 points and 9.8 rebounds for the Rio Grande Valley Vipers.

Hawks mock trade sending Trae Young to Miami for Andrew Wiggins, Norman Powell, and a first-round pick, and what it means for both teams and fantasy basketball.