The San Antonio Spurs have the resources to make a big push this offseason, but whether or not they will is still in the air. That being said, they'd be remiss to not at least explore the fire sale happening in Atlanta.
After a rocky 2023-24 season as the No. 10 seed in the Eastern Conference, rumblings immediately began on what the future — and the offseason — would hold for the Atlanta Hawks.
Seriously pushing for the playoffs again next season seems unlikely, despite the Hawks landing Frenchman Zaccharie Risacher with the No. 1 overall pick last week, if they continue to make moves in this direction, especially if Trae Young's future comes into play.It’s very possible the 25-year-old sticks around with the Hawks going forward. Even if his production has gone down in the last couple seasons, he came away with 25.7 points and 10.
The Spurs, however, are a team that needs elite guard play, and he’s demonstrated the ability to bring that since he entered the league.
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