Hawks News (1-22-04)

Hawks News (1-22-04)

Familiar faces on new-look Knicks (1-22-04).
www.ajc.com/hawks/content/sports/hawks/0104/23knicks.html

Scouting report: Hawks vs. Knicks (1-22-04).
www.ajc.com/hawks/content/sports/hawks/2003/scoutbox.html

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Kasten's double-duty dutiful (1-22-04).
www.ajc.com/thursday/content/epaper/editions/thursday/sports_04f0b712f3d960210069.html

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Chat wrap: David Aldridge (1-22-04).
proxy.espn.go.com/chat/chatESPN?event_id=4616

Chris (Boston): Hi DA, How much interest do the Celtics have in Theo Ratliff? And who would they give up? How would you rate Danny's job in Boston so far? Thank you

David Aldridge: (2:09 PM ET ) I haven't heard anything specific about that, Chris. Theo's going to be in demand by a lot of teams that probably can give Atlanta more than Boston could.

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Atlanta Hawks Team Report - January 22.
www.sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=/nba/news/ACN3015883.htm

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NBADraft.net 2004 Mock Draft (1-22-04).
http://nbadraft.net/index.asp

5) Atlanta (Luol Deng 6-8 220 SF Duke Fr.)

35) Atlanta (Kirk Snyder 6-6 219 SG Nevada Jr.)

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THE DAILY (1-22-04).
www.hoopsworld.com/article_6897.shtml

Atlanta Hawks - The Atlanta Hawks led the Chicago Bulls for most of the game on Wednesday at Philips Arena. It was close enough so that no one felt real comfortable and the Bulls got within a point with three minutes left. That's when Shareef Abdur-Rahim took over and powered the Hawks to a 97-87 victory for Atlanta's third win in their past five games.

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Midseason report cards: Grading the field (1-21-04).
www.sportsline.com/nba/story/7024647

Atlanta Hawks: At least the Hawks didn't delude themselves into answering the phones "Thank you for calling the playoff-bound Atlanta Hawks," as they did a year ago. But they're just as disappointing if not more so. The sale of the team has done backflips and still isn't completed, tying the hands of general manager Billy Knight, and the players have shut down on coach Terry Stotts. This is a very sad situation that needs to be rectified by allowing Knight to get on with building his team. Grade: F