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Hawks Report podcast: Moving on from Nate McMillan

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Here’s a quick look at Nate McMillan’s tenure as Hawks’ coach.

By AJC Sports

Feb 22, 2023

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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