Finding a flaw in Nickeil Alexander-Walker's game this season would be a difficult task. He has stepped into his new role with ease, becoming a crucial part of Atlanta's successful scheme on both ends of the floor.
This was not what was necessarily expected when General Manager Onsi Saleh signed him to a 4-year, $62 million deal in the offseason. While the Hawks knew they were adding a defensive ace with valuable playoff experience, his offensive output has defined his first month as an Atlanta Hawk.
Alexander-Walker has always been a solid offensive player, but not somebody who a team could rely on when they desperately need a bucket.