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The Atlanta Hawks made physicality on both ends a priority when reshaping their roster this summer.

If it wasn't already clear, Henri Veesaar would've spent the bulk of his rookie season in the G League if he didn't get hurt.

While Buddy Hield provides an invaluable locker room presence, Dorian Finney-Smith is set to bring that, and more, to Atlanta.

Dyson Daniels' shooting remains a concern, but Onsi Saleh made it clear the Hawks see a much bigger picture.

Johnson was ranked in high regard in ESPN's recent player assessment, but it's clear he still has room to grow.

If Veesaar decided to return to college, he probably wouldn't have gotten hurt, and secured his status as a first-round pick.

Atlanta has plenty of reasons to play their newest addition nightly, but should they prioritize him over development of their young guys?

Dorian Finney-Smith's trade to the Hawks secures his future with Atlanta - if he can return his three-point shooting to his career average.

If uncertainty continues, the Atlanta Hawks could benefit from monitoring Karl-Anthony Towns' situation.

The Atlanta Hawks' trades this summer have a defensive identity in mind, which is the opposite of the Trae Young era.