Craig Green brings you the latest on the Atlanta Hawks as they reshape their roster to chase contention in 2025. Highlights include the blockbuster trade sending Georges Niang to Boston in exchange for Kristaps Porziņģis, a transformative addition. The Hawks also signed key players like Luke Kennard and re-signed Keaton Wallace to a two-way contract. New rookie signings Asa Newell and Eli John Ndiaye add promising frontcourt depth. With a new general manager, Onsi Saleh, leading roster decisions after April’s firing of Landry Fields, Atlanta focuses on balancing veteran experience with youthful potential. The video breaks down the impact of losing players like Caris LeVert and Clint Capela and details the Hawks’ pursuit of defensive versatility and veteran presence through free agency and trades. Stay tuned for in-depth roster analysis, trade rumors, and what these moves mean for Atlanta’s bid to climb the Eastern Conference standings.

Join Zach Langley on Hawks Latest for a deep dive into the Atlanta Hawks’ exciting 2025 offseason! This episode breaks down the bold claims from Hawks executives about having one of the best offseasons in the league, highlighted by the acquisition of KristapsPorzingis for rim protection and spacing. Zach discusses key role players like Niquille Alexander Walker and Luke Kennard adding depth and balance and the rise of rookie Zachary Reese's shooting prowess. The video also covers the Hawks’ draft haul, including standout Asa Newell and a prized first-round pick from New Orleans. Plus, tune in for the crucial backup point guard debate between Jared Butler and Malcolm Brogdon, with analysis on roster construction and how the final spot might shake out. Finally, get Zach’s bold early predictions for the 2025-26 Eastern Conference standings, placing the Hawks as top contenders. Hawks fans looking for roster insights, trade rumors, and expert analysis won’t want to miss this!

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Lifelong Hawks fan Zach Langley dives into the seismic shift for the Atlanta Hawks following ESPN’s harsh regrade of the Dyson Daniels–Dejounte Murray trade, which now looks like a steal for Atlanta. Get the latest on Dyson Daniels’ historic defensive season, Jaylen Johnson’s promising rehab update, and how Atlanta’s front office has risen dramatically in national rankings thanks to a near-perfect offseason. Discover the Hawks’ revamped identity focused on youth, defense, and flexibility, plus insights on key draft picks and future trade assets. A must-listen for every Hawks supporter tracking the team’s exciting rebuild and season outlook.

Atlanta Hawks fans have a lot to celebrate after a 4–1 summer league run, with standout rookie Kobe Johnson averaging 11.3 points on 57% shooting in his final three games and showing strong two-way potential—even though he’s unlikely to earn a two-way contract this season as all slots are filled. Asa Newell and Kobe Buffkin were both named top-15 summer league performers (and the only two under 22), showcasing Atlanta’s youth movement and front office vision. Despite a lopsided loss to Boston while resting their key players, the Hawks’ summer performance highlighted impressive development, defensive promise, and a promising future in College Park for talents like Johnson. Stay tuned for off-court updates, young core analysis, and roster news as the Hawks prepare for training camp.

Big changes are brewing for the Atlanta Hawks this offseason. The team re-signed guard Katon Wallace to a two-way contract after his breakout triple-double in the season finale, solidifying all three of the Hawks’ two-way spots. Trey Young expressed strong excitement about the revamped roster, especially playing alongside new addition Kristaps Porzingis, and took a leading role in recruiting key free agents like Luke Kennard and Nickeil Alexander-Walker. Rising forward Elliot Ndiaye drew national attention after being named ESPN’s top undrafted rookie for summer league impact, hinting at a potential steal for Atlanta. Host Zach Langley highlights how these moves and emerging young talent could change the Hawks’ depth chart and create new flexibility for a major trade. Stay tuned for daily updates as Atlanta eyes a breakthrough season in 2025.

Host Zach Langley recaps the Atlanta Hawks’ thrilling 92–88 Summer League win over Memphis, giving Atlanta a 4-0 record even as they miss out on the championship due to point differential. Zach highlights the resilience and clutch play of young guards like Kobe Bufkin and Adam Flagler but spotlights Jack McVeigh, the 29-year-old sharpshooting big who’s posted back-to-back 20-point games with deadly efficiency. McVeigh’s floor spacing, experience (including Australian national team play), and maturity make him a frontrunner for the last Hawks two-way contract.

Get the inside scoop on the Atlanta Hawks’ electrifying summer league run as host Zach Langley breaks down their undefeated streak, Jacob Toppin’s breakout performances and injury status, and the pivotal matchup against Memphis with playoff implications. Stay up to date on conflicting reports around Trae Young’s possible max extension and how Atlanta’s big offseason moves—including the pursuit of a veteran center like Thomas Bryant—signal the front office’s vision for the future. This episode is your all-in-one update for Hawks fans hungry for detailed analysis, roster rumors, and the pulse of the team heading into a critical new season.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Hawks Latest, host Zach Langley breaks down a transformative summer for the Atlanta Hawks. He spotlights rookie Asa Newell’s breakout Summer League performance—averaging 13.3 points, 8.3 rebounds, 52% shooting, and 50% from three—praising his rare efficiency and growth as a floor spacer and two-way forward. Zach analyzes why Newell’s three-point shooting and athleticism could make him Atlanta’s backup power forward, setting up a training camp battle with Rudy Gay and solidifying critical rotation depth. The episode also revisits the potential for a poetic Al Horford return, weighing how the veteran’s leadership and improved shooting can help Atlanta on a value deal if old wounds heal. With key roster decisions looming—including restricted free agent Cason Wallace’s future and open spots in free agency—Zach evaluates what moves the Hawks must consider to maximize their young core and push for a deep playoff run as the Eastern Conference opens up in 2025.

Stay updated with the Atlanta Hawks’ summer league run and roster news on Hawks Latest! Host Zach Langley recaps the Hawks’ gritty 3-0 start in Las Vegas, fueled by Kobe Buffkin’s most efficient performance yet—dropping 25 points on 53% shooting and hitting 96% from the line in Summer League play. Hear the latest on Jacob Toppin’s injury after his impressive start, why the Hawks might rest him, and updates on versatile prospects like Nikola Djurisic. Plus, Zach breaks down rumors of a potential Al Horford return to Atlanta, what it could mean for team leadership, and how the resilience and depth on display this summer bode well for the Hawks’ long-term development. Tune in daily for must-know Hawks news, player analysis, and fan-driven insight—only on Hawks Latest!

Join Zach Langley on Hawks Latest for a detailed breakdown of the Atlanta Hawks’ dominant 98-80 Summer League win over the Phoenix Suns. Get expert analysis on rising frontcourt stars Asa Newell and Jacob Toppin, their impact on both ends of the floor, and what their performances mean for the Hawks’ rotation next season. Plus, hear the latest on Kobe Buffkin’s offensive struggles, defensive highlights, and what to watch for as the Hawks face the Houston Rockets in back-to-back Summer League action. Stay updated with daily Hawks news, rumors, and in-depth player analysis all offseason long.