Anthony Davis, Atlanta Hawks and Dallas Mavericks
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NBA reporter Marc Stein has come up with a new report, suggesting that the Hawks and Mavericks may explore a trade for Daniel Gafford. This potential deal would remove Zaccharie Risacher from discussions entirely. Other teams, including the Boston Celtics and the Indiana Pacers, also showed interest in Gafford.
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The Hawks have a good thing going... as long as they don't screw it up by trading for Anthony Davis
Atlanta, in prime position to build around defense and depth, shouldn't make a reach for AD at the trade deadline
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Behind the Hawks' interest in Anthony Davis and the hurdles that exist in a deal with Dallas
There’s no need for the Hawks, for as much as they desire Davis, to drive their own price up for an asset with limited interest. Atlanta could mirror Houston’s strategy in securing forward Kevin Durant, standing firm in their offer and refusing to relent, ultimately forcing Dallas to meet it in the middle.
Anthony Davis has been the reported target for the Hawks, but his recent injury should cause them to evaluate other options, including one that makes more sense than Davis.
The Timberwolves (25-13) have won four straight and are a half-game behind Denver for the third spot in the West. San Antonio and the second spot are just one game away. The Wolves are officially back.
Splurging on Anthony Davis could rob the Hawks of their best chance to get their post-Trae Young era off on the right foot.
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The Latest Anthony Davis Injury News Just Made The Hawks' Potential Pursuit Very Complicated
The Atlanta Hawks made one blockbuster trade this week when they sent star point guard Trae Young to the Washington Wizards for CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert an
Hawks' hesitance to include Zaccharie Risacher and a future unprotected pick in any deal with Anthony Davis remains a hurdle -- for now.
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Blockbuster Trae Young trade must be wake-up call for Clippers
The Clippers must use the trade that sent Trae Young to the Washington Wizards as an alarm on their aging assets that are highly valued within the organization.