With a pair of top-10 picks to deploy in the 2019 NBA Draft, few teams are as interesting to monitor as the Atlanta Hawks between now and June 20. Rumors are already flying that Travis Schlenk and the front office could be angling to move up the board by packaging their lottery selections together and, on Tuesday morning, Jonathan Givony of ESPN shed light on the potential that Atlanta could be open for business at No. 10 overall, even if the desire is not to trade up.
A number of agents with players projected to be picked in the lottery told ESPN that they’ve had conversations with teams who say they are capable of making a trade for Atlanta’s No.