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Unsurprisingly, Danny Ferry is keeping his plans for free agency to himself and is focused on next week's NBA Draft.

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ESPN.com's Kevin Pelton outlines a scenario where the Atlanta Hawks could give both Dwight Howard and Chris Paul max deals this summer.

Since GM Danny Ferry was hired by the Atlanta Hawks last summer, an emphasis has been placed on offensive spacing.

Bringing their own free agents back will not fix what ails the Mavericks. This is why the team must look heavily at free agency.

I imagine no one is talking about the guards, point or combo, because the Bulls best player is a point guard and they have Hinrich for another year and then there's Teague so it makes no sense to go that route.

Josh Smith can play with passion, but we don't know who will be the beneficiary of that passion in 2013-14.

When teams are clearing cap space one, two, or even three years in advance of a summer with big-name free agents who could change the fortunes of any franchise, it's always the elephant in the front office with what the plan is.

MAY 3: Devin Harris #34 and Larry Drew of the Atlanta Hawks talk during the game against the Indiana Pacers during Game Six of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals in the 2013 NBA Playoffs on May 3, 2013 at Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

Larry Drew is the new head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, but his hiring raises some questions about why the Atlanta Hawks wanted to move on from Drew in the first place.

There will be no shortage of drama this offseason. The futures of marquee names Chris Paul and Dwight Howard are surrounded by uncertainly.

Brandon Jennings has a future just as uncertain as the rest of the marquee free agents in the 2013 offseason pool.

With the expiration of many high-paying contracts, the Atlanta Hawks will have plenty of cap space to pursue a solid free-agent market in the 2013 offseason.

The Atlanta Hawks needed a new coach and found themselves one with a ton of experience to move the team forward in the coming years.

New Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer is "living a dream" as he makes plans to remain with the Spurs through the NBA finals before turning his full focus to his first NBA head coaching job.

The Atlanta Hawks hired Mike Budenholzer as their next head coach Tuesday, agreeing to a multiyear contract with the longtime San Antonio Spurs assistant.

SI.com's Chris Mannix unveils his first mock draft and projects Duke center Mason Plumlee and 19-year old point guard Dennis Schroeder to the Atlanta Hawks.

The Atlanta Hawks had a chance to get Jeff Teague locked down last offseason when his value wasn't as high.