2023 Atlanta Hawks: Podcast - Moving on from Nate McMillan

The Hawks made a decision on their future after letting go of Nate McMillan on Tuesday. Hawks beat reporter Lauren Williams chats with AJC columnist Michael Cunningham and sports features writer Gabe Burns about their reactions to the news.

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Sharpshooting Spurs: Hawks fall in San Antonio

Good, bad, ugly: Hawks have to make stops, give themselves a chance

The Hawks' five-game win streak came to an end at the hands of the red-hot Pistons but the Hawks continue to show they're a resilient team.

Back to earth: Pistons ground Hawks, snap five-game win streak

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Sharpshooting Spurs: Hawks fall in San Antonio

Good, bad, ugly: Hawks have to make stops, give themselves a chance

Back to earth: Pistons ground Hawks, snap five-game win streak

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