2019-2020 Atlanta Hawks Season Recap to date

2018-2019 Record                 Home Record               Road Record

        29-53                                     17-24                            12-29

2019-2020 Record                 Home Record               Road Record

         20-47                                     14-20                            6-27

Fun Facts for the season

-The Hawks got off to a rough start to the season as their prized young big man, John Collins, was suspended for 25 games just five games into the season; the Hawks went 4-21 during that stretch

-The team boasted a record of 13-21 in games that both Trae Young and Collins played in, compared with 7-26 in games that the pair of young studs weren’t able to take the floor together

-Cam Reddish was able to improve in his rookie season by producing 8th/7th round per-game value after February 9 (12 games) while he was on pace to produce 19th/21st round value in 46 games prior

-With the Kings, Dewayne Dedmon was on track to produce value outside of the top-275 in 8/9-cat leagues, but after getting traded back to the Hawks (the only team with whom he has been able to produce standard league value) he was back on the standard league radar by producing 10th/9th round value in 10 games

-The Hawks’ top five leaders in minutes per game were all 22 years old or younger

For a closer look at how the season has gone, be sure to check out our Season So Far series. The Hawks’ entry can be found right here.

Rosterable in 12-team 8/9-cat leagues (per-game value)

-Trae Young (1st round/2nd round)

-John Collins (1st round/1st round)

-Kevin Huerter (9th round/10th round)

Showed flashes of fantasy value in 12-team 8/9-cat leagues (per-game value)

-Jabari Parker (8th round/7th round pre-trade)

-Cam Reddish (8th round/7th round after Feb 9)

-Dewayne Dedmon (10th round/9th round with Hawks)

-De’Andre Hunter (11th round/11th round after Feb 9)

Rosterable in standard points leagues

(This is Yahoo’s standard scoring system, we’ll be using them as a reference for the rankings but obviously things will be different in your league if you use a custom scoring format or play on ESPN/CBS/Fantrax)

-Trae Young (1st round)

-John Collins (2nd round)

-Clint Capela (4th round)

-Kevin Huerter (7th round)

Flashes of value in standard points leagues:

-Jabari Parker (10th round)

-De’Andre Hunter (10th round after Feb 12)

-Cam Reddish (10th round after Feb 12)

-Dewayne Dedmon (12th round after Feb 12)

Predicting standard league relevant players for 2020-21 season

-Trae Young (all formats)

-John Collins (all formats)

-Clint Capela (all formats)

-Kevin Huerter (all formats)

Potential for standard league value for 2020-21 season

-Cam Reddish (all formats)

-Dewayne Dedmon (9 cat)

-De’Andre Hunter (points leagues)

Upcoming Notable Free Agents

Jeff Teague (unrestricted)

-DeAndre’ Bembry (restricted)

-Skal Labissière (restricted)

Key Additions

-Clint Capela (Acquired via trade)

-Dewayne Dedmon (acquired via trade)

-Jeff Teague (acquired via trade)

Key Departures

-Jabari Parker (traded to Kings)

-Alex Len (traded to Kings)

-Allen Crabbe (traded to Wolves)

Upcoming Draft Picks

-2020 first round pick

-2020 second round pick (more favorable of Houston or Heat pick)

-2021 first round pick

-2021 second round pick (via Miami)

-2022 first round pick

-2022 first round pick (via Oklahoma City, protected top 14)

-2022 second round pick (protected top 55)