The Atlanta Hawks’ offseason focused on building their young core through the draft and smart roster management. With the 14th pick, they selected Egor Denim, and at 22, they chose Sorber, both expected to contribute right away. The team opted not to re-sign Caris LeVert, as his contract demands were too high given his inconsistency last season. For the backcourt, Terance Mann will serve as the primary backup shooting guard alongside Egor Denim, providing energy and defensive versatility. Dyson Daniels will rotate at the point guard spot, offering flexibility and defensive presence behind Trae Young. In the frontcourt, Mouhamed Gueye will back up Onyeka Okongwu at center, with rookie Sorber also expected to get minutes in the rotation. On the wing, the small forward position will be shared between Zaccharie Risacher and Jonathan Kuminga, with Kuminga playing a key sixth man role and also being used at power forward when needed. Georges Niang will see reduced minutes and will mainly be used as a quick scoring option off the bench. This approach highlights Atlanta’s commitment to youth development while keeping valuable veteran support. >