The Atlanta Hawks concluded their season with a defeat against the Chicago Bulls in the NBA Play-In Tournament, marking their first absence from the postseason since the NBA’s bubble season in 2020.
Looking ahead, the offseason promises to be intriguing for the Hawks, with much speculation swirling around potential changes to their roster. There’s particular interest in the fate of the backcourt pairing of Trae Young and Dejounte Murray, with suggestions of a possible split. However, discussions about reshaping other areas of the team are also underway.
Following the conclusion of the season, the Hawks conducted exit interviews, with general manager Landry Fields addressing inquiries about the team’s performance and plans for improvement. Fields emphasized the importance of thoughtful decision-making in any roster adjustments, stressing the ongoing process of reflection and enhancement.
Regarding the need for significant alterations or additions to the team, Fields highlighted the upcoming draft and the ongoing evaluation of the roster’s composition. He emphasized the team’s commitment to continual improvement, whether through major overhauls or incremental adjustments.
Trae Young, when questioned about his future with the Hawks, expressed his desire to stay in Atlanta but underscored his primary goal of winning championships. While expressing his loyalty to the team, he emphasized the importance of achieving success on the court, regardless of the context.
