Atlanta Hawks: Three Players to Watch After All-Star Break

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Picking three of the more intriguing Atlanta Hawks to watch after the All-Star Break.

The 15-41 Atlanta Hawks are represented solely by Trae Young this All-Star Break, giving everyone else the long break to relax and in some cases, get healthy. The Hawks don’t play again until Thursday the 20th.

Obviously Young, John Collins and newcomer Clint Capela will draw the eyes of many once play resumes, and perhaps rightfully so. They still have a roster full of intriguing players, some of which are auditioning for a spot on the team next season.

Others will be looking to improve their game and continue to develop with a half of season under their belt.

Here we’ll be highlighting those players more under the radar, and projecting why their second half is important and why they should be on the radar in the second half.

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