The Atlanta Hawks added another big man to the roster today with the signing of Etan Thomas

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It was Al Horford who sad that if the Atlanta Hawks were really serious about contending, they would go big and get him some help in the paint.Didn’t happen. So what did Horford tell the Atlanta Journal Constitution about his…

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Averaged 5.8 points, 4.8 rebounds in eight-year career, mostly with Washington Wizards but finished last season with Oklahoma City Thunder

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NBA ATLANTA – The Atlanta Hawks signed free agent center Etan Thomas to add bulk in the frontcourt. The 6-foot-10 Thomas spent most of his career with the Washington Wizards but finished last season with Oklahoma City.

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The Atlanta Hawks have signed free agent center Etan Thomas to add bulk in the frontcourt. Atlanta Hawks – Free agent – Joe Johnson – Season – Arn Tellem

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The Atlanta Hawks have signed free agent center Etan Thomas, according to Executive Vice President/General Manager Rick Sund. Per team policy, terms were not disclosed. “We’re excited to add a player of Etan’s caliber to our roster,” said Hawks head coach Larry Drew

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The Atlanta Hawks have signed free agent center Etan Thomas to add bulk in the frontcourt.

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The Atlanta Hawks signed free agent center Etan Thomas on Thursday. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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According to the Atlanta Hawks’ PR department, the team has signed free agent center Etan Thomas to a contract. The 32-year old Thomas played in 23 games for the Thunder last season, averaging 3.3 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 0.7 blocks per…

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The Atlanta Hawks have signed free agent center Etan Thomas to add bulk in the frontcourt. The 6-foot-10 Thomas spent most of his career with the Washington Wizards but finished last season with Oklahoma City. He’s averaged 5.8 point and 4.8 rebounds per game over his eight-year career, which includes 74 starts.

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–General manager Rich Cho has interviewed at least two candidates for the vacant assistant GM position: Bill Branch, the Oklahoma City director of player personnel, and Steve Rosenberry, who fills the same capacity for the Atlanta Hawks

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One thing virtually every scout around the NBA knew last season was that the Atlanta Hawks were set up to be a fairly deliberate offensive team.

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One thing virtually every scout around the NBA knew last season was that the Atlanta Hawks were set up to be a fairly deliberate offensive team.

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Over the weekend it was reported that Jamal Crawford asked the Hawks to either give him an extension or trade him. Crawford had one of his best seasons in the NBA last season, averaging 18.0 ppg, making the playoffs for the first time in his career, and winning the 6th man of the year award. Crawford was instant offense off the bench and played 31 mpg; he was arguably the most valuable player …

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Jamal Crawford is seeking either a contract extension or a trade from the Atlanta Hawks. What choices do the Hawks have?

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Guess which of the 30 NBA teams will play the fewest sets of back-to-back games this season?

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Although it’s true that Shorter University’s gridiron battle with Georgia State University tonight means little in terms of conference standings and championship implications, it isn’t difficult to…

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