Hawks: Post-Trade Deadline update on future draft picks

After making four separate trade deadline deals, it is easy to lose track of the Hawks’ future draft assets. Picks were involved in every trade the team made, as follows:

Clint Capela trade: Hawks gave up their 2020 Brooklyn Nets’ top 14 protected first-round pick, 2024 Golden State Warriors’ second-round pick.

Dewayne Dedmon trade: Hawks received Houston Rockets’ 2020 second-round pick, 2021 Miami Heat’s second-round pick.

Derrick Walton Jr. trade: Hawks sent their own 2022 second-round pick, but it is protected top-55.

Skal Labissiere trade: Hawks sent their own 2024 second-round pick, but it is protected top-55.

Here is the complete outlook for future Hawks’ draft picks:

2020: 

First Round:

Hawks’ own pick, projected 3rd overall

Second Round:

Houston Rockets’ pick, projected 53rd overall

2021:

First Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Second Round:

Miami Heat’s pick

2022:

First Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Oklahoma City Thunder’s first-round pick (top 14 protected). Becomes 2024, 2025 second-round picks if it does not vest.

Second Round:

Los Angeles Clippers’ second-rounder (top 55 protected)

Hawks’ own pick (top 55 protected), belongs to Clippers if the pick falls between (56-60)

2023:

First Round: 

Hawks’ own pick

Second Round: 

Hawks’ own pick, maybe. Philadephia Sixers receive most favorable of Hawks, Charlotte Hornets, Brooklyn Nets second-round picks

New Orleans Pelicans’ second-round pick (top 45 protected).

2024: 

First Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Second Round:

Hawks’ own pick (protected top 55). Vests to Portland Trail Blazers if between picks 56-50.

Miami Heat’s pick (only vests if between 55-55)

2025:

First Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Second Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Brooklyn Nets’ pick

2026:

First Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Second Round:

Hawks’ own pick

Golden State Warriors’ pick