Hawks offseason primer: Trae Young's future, Dejounte Murray and Onyeka Okongwu extensions, and more

The Atlanta Hawks made high expectations for themselves when they traded three first-round picks for Dejounte Murray. They are more or less the same team record-wise they were in 2021-22, and still have mostly the same core from 2020-21. Despite stealing two games from the Celtics, the roster is still far from reaching the Eastern Conference Finals again.

The late-season coaching change from Nate McMillan to Quin Snyder suggests that the organization still believes in the core. That’s not to say that they won’t make any significant changes, but that they still believe they can build a sustainable winning foundation around Trae Young. The rest of their top players aren’t untouchable and tinkering could be made with their spending starting to catch up.

Here is a preview of the 2023 offseason for the Atlanta Hawks.