When I hear the 2015 Hawks, all I can think abt is that one moment during the Cavs series, where Bron is like “ Cmon man this too easy” lmao in middle of a sweep 😭

Thanks for talking about this team. Some of my earliest basketball memories came from watching that season.

Kyle Korver.. what a good Guy !!! And to note that he left the bucks the year before they win the championship and so he misses a ring... heartbreaking

I just think it's funny that Atlanta went to the ECF during the process, rebuilt and went to the ECF again while the Sixers still didn't lol.

The Atlanta Hawks is the definition of a mid franchise. Dont believe me their winning percentage is 50%.(Thats real look it up)

The Atlanta Hawks in the 2014-2015 season did not have superstar players and were not flashy, but they were a well-balanced team with several players scoring double digits in one game.

The Hawks that year were 22-8 vs the West and held their own vs the upper echelon teams there; split with GSW/Memphis, swept Lob City/Houston/Portland

Creighton Bluejay legend Kyle Korver 🐦🐦🐦

So that game 3 vs the wizards, the reason why Al wasn’t on the floor was because ATL pulled their starters cause they were down like almost 30, and then all the sudden the bench squad made an insane comeback and tied the game up, so they just rocked with the bench unit to end the game

The issue with this team was that they didnt have a single guy that could takeover if it was needed. It was almost like they played off each other. If one guy sucked, everyone sucked, and nobody could save them.

The "maximum capacity" comment is so true & perfectly described this team. They went full on try-hard in the regular season, but everyone knew when it came down to it, Lebron & the Cavs would mop the floor with them.

This is the team that made me fall in love with the NBA...thank you for covering a team that never really got the attention they deserved for how good they were as a complete unit 1-12.

This Hawks team was the ultimate example of how good of a coach Mike Budenholzer is. He had his flaws but his system turned an unheralded group of great role players into a 60-win team in Atlanta and a talented team without an identity into a contender in Milwaukee. Unfortunately, one championship wasn’t good enough for many of my fellow Bucks fans and they ran him out of town after that awful playoff series against the Heat last year. Now, the Bucks, while still good, aren’t really a feared team because their defense is bad and they have a rookie coach.

Pretty much what happened to the Phoenix Suns a couple years ago, was the team with the best record but then got absolutely smacked in the face by the Mavs at home in blowout fashion.

I remember this team vividly. This is the team that made Mike Budenholzer

I love y’all so much always wanted a channel that did NBA and synth wave.

As a kid growing up in the Atlanta area who NEVER had an interest in basketball this team is what made me a life long fan and now I’m getting into coaching!

I vividly remember being scared to death to face this team. Considering we JUST made it past chicago. I was worried that had taken it all out of us. Boy was i wrong. And yeah.....off the dribble JR is right up there with purple jersey VC untucked Kyrie and grandma at the game Kobe. Dont even put your hand up cause its going in regardless

I remember Earl Clark. he played one year for the Lakers. this was during the dwight debacle when kobe hurt his Achilles. Earl Clark was one of the few bright spots of the season. I believe that was his best year statistically also.

such an underrated team, definitely rooted for them around this time and was a sleeper team I used on 2k16 🔥