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A soon-to-be rebuilding Pelicans squad asks an arm and a leg for veteran Herb Jones - the Hawks must not agree to such a lofty price.

Writer Ian Kearney argues that the Atlanta Hawks must avoid meeting the New Orleans Pelicans' steep asking prices in potential trade discussions. Despite Atlanta's recent struggles, Kearney warns against overpaying for players like Herb Jones, who reportedly carries a minimum price tag of two first-round draft picks despite currently coming off the bench.
The article highlights that New Orleans may look to rebuild and shop players including Dejounte Murray and Trey Murphy III. Kearney maintains that Hawks executive Onsi Saleh should remain disciplined and protect valuable assets, particularly their 2027 draft capital, rather than negotiating an unfavorable deal.
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