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,

The Hawks’ future depends on Trae Young. Here’s why Atlanta must secure his $229M extension before risking their playoff hopes.

Restricted free agent center N’Faly Dante is now officially a member of the Hawks, as Houston declined to match Atlanta’s offer sheet.

The Atlanta Hawks have arguably one of, if not the best, point guards in the NBA with Trae Young at the helm. Young is consistently at the top of the league's assist lists as he can play make at an elite level, thanks to his ability to draw defenses out of place and create mismatches on pick-and-roll, as well as his shooting abilities.

With the NBA's new schedule out, and training camps just weeks away, it's time to look ahead to the 2025-26 season. What does the future hold for the East?

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.

The first in our three-part series examining every team's offseason transactions and how the teams set up things for the 2025-26 season.

With John Wall retiring on Tuesday, George, the No. 10 pick in the 2010 draft by the Indiana Pacers, is the only active player remaining from that draft class.

Terance Mann’s NBA journey took him from coast to coast this past season. But through the highs and lows of trades, adapting to new teams and establishing a role, giving back to Lowell

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.