The Atlanta Hawks face a crucial offseason that was made trickier by the NBA’s new CBA. The addition of the second tax apron has thrown a wrench into the plans of multiple teams, including the Hawks, because exceeding it limits roster flexibility. Atlanta is just $4.7 million below the line but must improve their roster after back-to-back first-round playoff exits.
Atlanta’s coaching and front office shakeups lead fans to believe changes are coming this summer. Trae Young is staying put, but the rest of the roster could be available for the right price.