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The Atlanta Hawks suffered a humiliating playoff loss to the Knicks, failing to score 50 points while the Knicks reached 100. This defeat may lead to significant roster changes as the Hawks prepare for the offseason.

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The Atlanta Hawks ended their 2025-26 NBA season in historically embarrassing fashion.
In their final playoff game, the Hawks failed to reach 50 points by the time the opposing Knicks had reached 100. It's not how you want to go out.
It did send the Hawks into what could be a crucial offseason. They proved that some members of their core can be big-time contributors going forward.
They also figured out which players might be better off elsewhere.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Lauren Williams named four Hawks that are "a coin toss" to return or not, which essentially emphasizes their lack of overall importance to Atlanta's plans.
That quartet:
The Hawks failed to score 50 points while the Knicks reached 100 in their playoff game.
The article suggests the Hawks are lined up to get rid of four players, though specific names are not mentioned.
The loss indicates that the Hawks may undergo significant roster changes as they evaluate their core players for the upcoming season.

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Wallace was a bit of a development win in Atlanta, a gritty guard who the Hawks turned into a guy who at times was quite playable.
Vincent, Hield and Bradley all spent less time in Atlanta, and they're all veterans who probably can earn another contract elsewhere if the Hawks don't keep them around.
In the same article, Williams did write that both CJ McColluma and Jonathan Kuminga are likely to stay with the Hawks, which is good news for Atlanta as it tries to build around the likes of Jalen Johnson, Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Dyson Daniels.
They could still use more talent, but if they recycle some of the veterans and find some fresh options, it could work out well in the long run.