Hawks Report podcast: What to watch for in Hawks preseason

In episode 44 of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Hawks Report Podcast, AJC beat reporter Lauren Williams details what she has seen at practice and previews what to look for in the first two exhibition games.

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She also shares an exclusive interview with Jalen Johnson.

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