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Lu Dort spent seven years as OKC's starting shooting guard or small forward, but he has a different role at power forward with the Hawks.

Atlanta Hawks head coach Quin Snyder utilized Lu Dort as the backup power forward behind Jalen Johnson during the preseason. Despite standing at 6-foot-4, Dort was favored over younger frontcourt options like Asa Newell and Zuby Ejiofor in a competitive nine-man rotation against the Dallas Mavericks, having previously spent seven seasons playing shooting guard and small forward for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Writer Michael Kobrinsky argues that while Dort brings defensive versatility and outside shooting, playing power forward presents clear tradeoffs. Kobrinsky warns that Dort's lack of height could create significant matchup problems against opposing double-big frontcourts, specifically highlighting potential difficulties against the Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat.
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