Any player who leads the league in assists and ranks second in points should be a lock for the All-NBA team, right? Apparently not, according to the results of a poll by The Athletic’s Chris Kirschner (subscription required). The Hawks beat reporter surveyed 45 people who have previously voted or will vote for All-NBA teams,
Brooks Wilson. Among all the highly rated Braves pitching prospects, it’s a name you might not have heard. Atlanta’s 20th ranked prospect has been overlooked by most fans to this point in his career. But at every stop he’s made, Wilson has shown himself to be capable of anything. After a dominant season as a
The Hawks’ throttling of OKC on Wednesday was a start. Now the battle for play-in seeding is in full swing. The team behind Atlanta in the Eastern Conference standings, New York, has been all but eliminated from contention. In order to gain a more favorable route to the playoffs, Trae Young and company are shooting
The Atlanta Braves acquired Matt Olson from the A’s in exchange for a hefty prospect package, including Cristian Pache and Shea Langeliers. Alex Anthopoulos then promptly extended Olson for eight years. It’s all old news, but here’s what everyone really wants to know: what kind of numbers can we expect from Olson?  Past Matt
For better or worse, Matt Ryan is gone. After shipping him off to Indianapolis for a third-round pick, the Falcons signed Marcus Mariota to a two-year contract. The selling point for the former second overall pick was that he had a chance of starting again, which will happen unless the Falcons draft one of the
