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Is it just me, or are a lot of players going unnoticed? I am open to suggestions on this subject, but I'd like to do a article on "Who should be pursued by the Wolves"? I always contemplate the Wolves becoming the Atlanta Hawks of two seasons ago by making a midseason trade that's going to improve the Wolves enough to get the eighth seed.

Written by Matt Moore on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 You know, I'd just about given up on preview ideas.

Jeff Teague: More help off the bench. 1. They can match depth with any team anywhere.

The Atlanta Hawks are a terrific young team. After years of futility and poor draft day selections, the Hawks broke through in 2007-08 when pushing eventual champion Boston Celtics to the brink in a seven game first round playoff loss.

Mike Woodson is smiling. He clearly doesn't read Bodog.com. After an offseason that saw the Hawks keep their three best free agents , strengthen their bench , eliminate both a punchline and a draft mistakeA , and draft a promising guard , optimism surrounding the franchise seems near an all-time high.

There is always a chance that one of these players will step up and contribute. But I wouldn't count on it.

Is Zaza aging? My Facebook friend John Hollinger of ESPN.com is a fine fellow and a fine writer.

HB Ando and myself would like to welcome back all Hawks fans, new and old, to the fan forum, now known as the Hawks Fan Nest.A Kick back and chat it up with us, a couple of diehard Hawks fans just like yourselves.

Immersed in the darkness of a playoff drought that lasted nearly a decade and saw the franchise give money back to season ticket holders for unfulfilled promises, the Atlanta Hawks finally came into the light in 2008.

Maybe you've heard: These two guys are now teammates in Cleveland. In engineering one of the busiest and most successful summers in Hawks' history, general manager Rick Sund strengthened the bench , drafted a talented guard and retained the team's top three free agents .

Maybe you've heard: These two guys are now teammates in Cleveland. In engineering one of the busiest and most successful summers in Hawks' history, general manager Rick Sund strengthened the bench , drafted a talented guard and retained the team's top three free agents .

In this March 9, 2009, file photo, Hornets forward Rasual Butler shoots while defended by Hawks guard Acie Law in Atlanta.

Is it just coincidence, but is it kind of odd that Riley has not had ANY recent discussions within the last week or so with: Hmm interesting interview indeed.

ATF: Cause of Georgia Theatre fire 'undetermined' The fire that gutted the Georgia Theatre Friday morning apparently began in a dressing room and closet, but investigators were unable to determine what sparked the blaze.

Interior presence : You're not scaring anyone while finishing 25th in rebounding percentage and 20th in blocks.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled Amare Stoudemire to the Warriors and Masala Curry madness to take a look at the Warriors new young point guard who has been on the squad for less than a week.

Another new Hawk joins the nest. How many old birds will stick around? Mike Woodson is a coach, and every coach wants more and better players.

C'mon, admit it. You love the NBA Draft. A The anticipation, the wheeling and dealing, the suits.

After Draft day, the Atlanta Hawks look better than they did the day before it. They now have acquired Jamal Crawford, a player who averaged 19.7 points for the New York Knicks last season, for Acie Law and Speedy Claxton... Atlanta Hawks Offseason Update by Chase Sanford 21 reads Opinion After Draft day, the Atlanta Hawks look better than they did ...

For a first day on a new job, Jeff Teague couldn't have asked for a better one. Not that he would have known any better.