We all know where this current team is headed, its like a broken record that only repeats the same part over and over and over again. The Hawks must make a move to shake things up so they can take the next step. Will they continue to pay him top dollar or let him go for nothing if they want to improve they must trade him for valuable pieces. Also, Smith only has one more year left on his contract so after the 2012-13 the Hawks will be at another crossroads. With Smith gone the Hawks will be forced to play Horford at the 4, which instantly will make them a little better.īecause of Smith’s talent it will be hard for the Hawks to pull the trigger but sometimes less is more. Smith is very versatile but we all know this team is just a solid team that will never turn the corner. Firefighters are battling heavy flames and smoke at a home in Natick. The only person you can trade that has value is Josh Smith. The problem they will have completing the task is Johnson will be Damn near impossible to trade with 4 years left on his max deal. These two players would be who I build my team around in a perfect world. I personally think Teague and Horford if they can play him at the 4 and get a real 5 aka center on the team to help them. The Hawks did draft Jeff Teague a few years back a promising young PG. I already talked about my man Marvin Williams in a post a few weeks ago, he’s a 3 in he’s playing the right position but just imagine them having a star PG (Paul or Williams) besides him, this might be a different post. Al Horford who I believe is the best big man on the team is playing the 5 when he is clearly a 4. Josh Smith the athletic forward is playing the 4 spot when his style fits more of a 3 skill set minus the 3 point marksmanship. Our goal is to develop skilled and knowledgeable hockey players. If your Joe you take the money I understand that wholeheartedly but the organization just locked themselves in a mediocre team for the next 6 years, well 4 year since he’s played out two of the years.īesides being locked in for the Johnson contract the Hawks have a lot of the same pieces which is why the puzzle doesn’t fit. ATLANTA FIRE thecooleralpharetta Our Mission: Our mission as an organization is to provide youth hockey players with the facility, coaches, and resources to grow in their game and the opportunity to move on to higher levels of hockey.
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The Hawks organization was faced with a major decision let their best player walk for free or overpay their best player! What did the organization do? Overpay their best player, in the amount of 119 million dollars over 6 years. Emmy award-winning journalist Rebekka Schramm reports weekdays on Wake Up Atlanta from 4:30 to 7 a.m. Two years ago the organization had a chance to start the path of redemption when their star player Joe Johnson was a free agent. The Hawks losing is what we all expected.
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This team is good enough to consistently get 4th or 5th seeds in the playoffs every year but if this franchise wants to cut the wheel it must blow this team up like Ray Lewis reading a dive play.įresh off of losing a 6 game series to the Celtics which they had home court advantage, Rondo was suspended for a game and Pierce had a bum knee. Each year you think next year will be the year the Hawks will turn that corner but you never see them cut the wheel. With the talent the Hawks have assembled you would think they would be a legitimate contender in the east but that isn’t the case. For those unaware, Ozuna tried to get out of his DUI arrest by informing officers that he was “Ozuna from the Braves.” Of course, his embarrassing tactics from the now-viral arrest video didn’t work on the police officers, and it’s resulted in some significant backlash for Ozuna.The Atlanta Hawks is the team you try your best to like but they always disappoint you. “Here is Ozuna from the Braves,” said Ingram when the 31-year-old stepped into the batter’s box. “Here is Ozuna from the Braves.” /08UYbpYKa2 Even Braves radio broadcaster Ben Ingram took a subtle shot at the Braves outfielder, throwing shade at Ozuna during his first at-bat of Sunday’s game.īen Ingram Braves radio broadcaster introduced Marcell like this today: Ozuna was not in the Braves lineup on Friday or Saturday but returned to action on Sunday, at which point he was greeted by a chorus of boos from the fanbase. The struggling outfielder found himself in off-field trouble yet again over the weekend as he was arrested for driving under the influence early on Friday. Marcell Ozuna is not a popular figure among Atlanta Braves fans right about now.
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