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The Atlanta Hawks will be starting training camp tomorrow, and there is a different feel about this team coming into the season. Around this time last year, the Hawks were seen as one of the youngest teams in the league…

Atlanta Hawks general manager Onsi Saleh addressed the media ahead of training camp, explaining why the franchise prioritized adding championship experience to the roster. During the offseason, the Hawks acquired Lu Dort and Aaron Wiggins via trades from the Oklahoma City Thunder, while also retaining veteran players CJ McCollum and Jock Landale.
Saleh noted that Dort and Wiggins provide critical playoff pedigree and defensive tenacity needed for postseason success. He highlighted that these experienced additions will benefit younger players such as Jalen Johnson, Kingston Flemings, and Zuby Ejiofor by raising internal competition and teaching them how to win.
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