The Atlanta Hawks Continue to Defy the Odds…
In this video I talked about the Atlanta Hawks impressive win over the Celtics tonight and young core that is overcoming injuries and succeeding so far in the 24-25 NBA season! If you enjoy the video make sure to like and subscribe for more great NBA content!
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They are so fun to watch
This team is finals bound underdog status most definitely 💯🏆
Spurs fans and media were so certain of getting that top 5 hawks draft pick…
Larry Nance was injured, which sucks cuz the Hawks could really use his three point shooting and defense
First time view of your Channel. And I thought you did a great job. That was a real analysis of the Atlanta Hawks. Even though I disagree with some of your points mainly because I am a homer and a big Hawks fan I thought you did a great job. Even though I think they can win possibly two rounds in the playoffs but hey that's just my opinion
The best part of this video was "Daequon Plowdin, I don't even know who that is!"
I think the most key thing about how deep the Hawks are is an actual commitment to the G-league, using it as a development tool, and rewarding that hard work with 2 way contracts and limited opportunity for a real nba contract. G-league players seeing a path to a contract is important for making the g-league an actual development tool. Which then lets you put your drafted guys into your G-league program to get experience they simply would not get at the end of the bench. The silver lining to the constant injuries last year, and to a lesser extent the injuries this year, is that our two-way guys actually got some run, which lead to a guy like Vit Krejci actually getting a contract with the Hawks. Dudes like Keaton Wallace, Dom Barlow, and Daequon Plowdin might never be stars in the NBA, but I think all these guys would actually contribute to most NBA rosters. I'm not sure what exactly it is, but the fact that the Skyhawks are part of the DNA of the Hawks is important I think.