Hawks’ secret weapon quietly giving team everything they need from him

If Corey Kispert can continue shooting the ball like he has, there's room for him in the nightly rotation.

By Zach Langley · Soaring Down South

Published: Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 10:03 PM

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Zach Langley highlights Corey Kispert as a quietly vital contributor for the injury-hit Atlanta Hawks.
Kispert is shooting 60 percent from three-point range through his first five games of the season.
Atlanta has dealt with early absences including Mo Gueye, Henri Veesaar, Jalen Johnson, and Jock Landale.

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Zach Langley of Soaring Down South argues that Corey Kispert has quietly emerged as a crucial contributor for the Atlanta Hawks amid early-season injury struggles. Kispert has delivered high-level perimeter efficiency, shooting 60% from three-point range across five games to provide essential offense.

The Hawks have faced numerous injuries, including Mo Gueye, Henri Veesaar, Jalen Johnson, and Jock Landale. Langley highlights Kispert's strong performance against the Washington Wizards, arguing that head coach Quin Snyder may need to keep Kispert in the regular rotation even after injured players return.

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