Jonathan Kuminga just signed a two-year, $13M deal with the Timberwolves — turning down a juicy 3-year, $75M offer from the Warriors. His agent, Aaron Turner, is pushing the narrative that Kuminga was the Hawks’ best player after joining them, citing his net rating, even though his stats were solid but not elite. The move gives Kuminga a player option and a shot at bigger money later — but at the cost of immediate cash and a potential ring. Was it worth it? The Wolves get a chance to compete for a title, while the Hawks lose a key contributor.

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Nickeil Alexander-Walker stepped up as a leader on the international stage, rallying Canada against Argentina after a rough start. Facing early turnovers and a 13-point Argentine run, he turned things around with crucial plays, including a steal and dunk, while also vocally guiding his teammates off the bench. His resilience and leadership helped Canada regain momentum and secure a vital win — showcasing the kind of clutch, vocal presence Hawks fans are eager to see more of.

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Lu Dort and Nickeil Alexander-Walker are heating up the Atlanta Hawks’ future with a fiery international debut — combining for 51 points against Argentina while showcasing their off-court bond. Already close friends from past collaborations, their chemistry is accelerating Dort’s NBA transition, giving him an instant trusted teammate. Beyond scoring, their elite defense pairs perfectly with Dyson Daniels, forming a lockdown perimeter unit that disrupts opponents. Coach Quin Snyder now has versatile lineup options, leveraging their synergy to push the Hawks’ defensive intensity. This pre-season connection could be the secret sauce to their seamless integration and team success.

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