KettleCast

The Hawks leave Atlanta for their longest roadtrip of the year. How do the young birds do on the West Coast swing? Forrest talks about the Hawks performances and what Hawks fans can look forward to going into the All Star Break. He also talks about Hawks who could be traded.

Forrest talks through the Atlanta Hawks games against the Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Oklahoma City Thunder. He also talks about John Collins All Star game candidacy and introduces new segment called Overtime.  

Forrest is joined by Hawks fan Taylor Willoughby to talk about the current Hawks roster. They talk about how young players John Collins and Trae Young are doing and what these players mean to the Hawks future. Forrest and Taylor also discuss what the Hawks can do or will have to do to bring a championship level team to Atlanta.

Forrest talks to returning guest Larry Luk, of HawksBros and Larry Luk Design, about the Hawks rough road trip out west. They also talk about alternate uniforms and alternate courts before coming back and discussing what sort of impact John Collins will make. Lastly, Forrest talks about an old Hawks piece of memorabilia.

The website that lists the uniforms that teams will wear each night is LockerVision.

The Hawks' 3 game losing streak has Forrest frustrated. He talks about Trae Young's, Kent Bazemore's, and Taurean Prince's turnover troubles, the upcoming Kings game which may be much more difficult than originally expected, and adds a  new segment - Fresh Off the Farm - to fill this scary episode of the KettleCast.

Forrest talks with Larry Luk and Gaurav Vedak about the Hawks home opener, a 111 - 104 victory over the Mavericks. The arena, rookies, and future of the Hawk's team are all talked about.

Forrest talks about the Hawks first three games this season and also talks about the renovations at State Farm Arena.

New Coach, new players, and new arena name are all topics for the start of the Hawks season. Basketball is here!

The Atlanta Hawks won their first preseason game against the New Orleans Pelicans. Topics include the performances of the rookies, talk about the Pelican big man Anthony Davis, and what to take away about the Hawk's new coaching staff's philosophy.

The Atlanta Hawks made a lot of changes in the summer of 2018. General Manager Travis Schlenk was able to put his stamp on the team. With a new coach, 3 draft picks, and trades of established players, Schlenk remade the hawks into his vision of a modern NBA team. I discuss these changes and what Hawks fans need to know going into the 2018 NBA Preseason.