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Atlanta has plenty of reasons to play their newest addition nightly, but should they prioritize him over development of their young guys?

The Atlanta Hawks acquired veteran forward Dorian Finney-Smith late in the offseason, raising questions about his role in head coach Quin Snyder's nightly rotation. Finney-Smith struggled during his limited playing time with the Houston Rockets last season, but Atlanta presents a potential opportunity for him to regain form if he can secure sufficient minutes.
Snyder faces decisions regarding the final spots in the Hawks' rotation, weighing the veteran experience of Finney-Smith against younger prospects such as Asa Newell and rookie Zuby Ejiofor. While choosing Finney-Smith could offer short-term advantages, his playing time remains uncertain as the team evaluates its roster depth.
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