Hawks end their 4-game losing streak with a complete team performance over the Sacramento Kings. Hawks execute down the stretch in the 4th quarter and Brad talks about the positives from this game that needs to be replicated going forward to turn things around for the Hawks on the court.

Hawks need a New Year's Resolution to break bad habits. If it were their resolution, they have already failed. Brad breaks down the recent double overtime loss to the Warriors which runs the losing streak to 4 games now. Brad talks about what and who needs to change in order to break these losing habits...spoiler it is not Nate McMillan this time.

Hawks are 0-2 this week after dropping contests against Pacers and Nets, articles reported Nate may resign, and things continue to go the wrong direction with this team. Brad hops on pregame before the Lakers game to address the article and why the problems with the Hawks are a cultural and organization issue and beyond just Nate McMillan.

After a great team performance on Friday, Brad highlights the things the Hawks need to carry over into this week and stresses the importance of finishing 2022 strong before embarking a 4 game West Coast road trip to start 2023. Brad talks the importance of winning 2 of 3 this week and what it could do for the team and their internal issues.

The Hawks' Holiday spirit seems in question and more reports about tension in the locker room grows. Brad talks about how the Hawks on the court are getting closer to being a playoff teams as they get healthier. However, he also talks about how the internal problems are a hinderance and must be address before some dramatic moves are made to potentially shake this team's core up.

The Hawks left State Farm Arena and had a tough stretch of games losing 2 of 3. Hawks lose another starter and must adjust going forward. Brad talks about who is the key to the Hawks maintaining a playoff course in the midst of these injuries and players who need to step up huge!

Hawks finally end their 3 game losing streak with a buzzer beater in OT over the Chicago Bulls. Brad talks about how their loss on Friday was the key to their performance last night and how trust is going to help this team be back in the playoffs and possibly advance this year.

Brad goes off over the last two performances and how the internal drama between Nate and Trae is affecting the entire team. What can be done to fix it? Should Nate be fired? Should there be a trade? Should someone step up? Meeting with Management? Brad talks over it all prior to the matchup vs. Nets.

Drama between Nate and Trae has Brad and special guest Glen Willis wondering what needs to be done to mend this relationship. They also discuss players stepping up with the injuries on the team and should Murray run the offense more?

The Hawks were down 3 starters and still managed to pull of an upset over the Denver Nuggets behind a great team effort led by Dejounte Murray and Rookie AJ Griffin. Brad recaps an impressive win and talks about how Murray needs to become the leader of this team going forward.

Hawks end their 3 game losing streak on the road in Orlando but it comes at a cost as two starters left the game due to injury. Brad breaks down the potential impact of those injuries on this team as they welcome the hot Denver Nuggets to Atlanta Friday.

Hawks lose a 3rd straight game after self-inflicting wounds in the 4th quarter. Brad explains what blame McMillan has and what is on the player ahead of a must win game vs. Orlando.

Brad gets into the pulpit and challenges the Hawks as a sense of urgency needs to come over this team after two deflating performances against winnable opponents. Brad lists the things that need to be address before a bigger slide occurs for this Hawks team.

Hawks spoil the homecoming for Kevin Huerter as the Hawks end the Kings' 7 game winning streak with a 115-106 win at home Wednesday night. Brad breaks down a game that saw Trae Young score very efficiently, Hawks shoot well from the free throw line, and force a lot of turnovers. He also looks ahead to the Hawks' schedule to end the month.

Hawks fall on the road to the Cavaliers 114-102 and Brad breaks down the positives and negatives from last night's loss. He also looks towards the slightly easier road ahead for this team to close the calendar year.