After one of the most impressive offseasons of any NBA team, the Atlanta Hawks are here to push for the playoffs. With an excellent young core now paired with a handful of veterans, the Hawks are officially in win-now mode.

We broke down the Hawks’ depth chart for the 2020-21 season below. We’ve also previously published a summary of the Hawks’ offseason.

Point Guard

Trae Young Rajon Rondo Kris Dunn Brandon Goodwin

Shooting Guard

Bogdan Bogdanovic Kevin Huerter

Small Forward

De’Andre Hunter Cam Reddish Tony Snell

Power Forward

John Collins Danilo Gallinari Solomon Hill

Center

Clint Capela Onyeka Okongwu Bruno Fernando

Biggest Questions

• Was it too early to make the switch into win-now mode? The Hawks were starting to build one of the best young cores in basketball. With the addition of the new veterans, will that temper their development?
• Can Danilo Gallinari and Rajon Rondo stay healthy? Both of these guys have had their history of injuries. If the Hawks can stay healthy overall, they should have a good shot at a playoff berth.

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All NBA Team Offseason Summaries

Atlantic	Central	Southeast
Boston	Chicago	Atlanta
Brooklyn	Cleveland	Charlotte
New York	Detroit	Miami
Philadelphia	Indiana	Orlando
Toronto	Milwaukee	Washington
Northwest	Pacific	Southwest
Denver	Golden State	Dallas
Minnesota	LA Clippers	Memphis
Oklahoma	LA Lakers	New Orleans
Portland	Phoenix	Houston
Utah	Sacramento	San Antonio