BallHawks: An Atlanta Hawks Podcast

Chris Guest and Michael Cave are back and ready to deliver some spicy Atlanta Hawks takes delivered in sultry tones.

In this ep, it's time for the duo's year-end awards as well as a list of the best players on the Atlanta Hawks, which somehow does not include Justin Anderson.

The boys delve into a few recent games as well as a look-ahead to what will be an incredibly important offseason for the franchise. Is Zion incoming? They certainly hope so, but Jarrett Culver wouldn't be a bad consolation prize.

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(DISCLAIMER: The audio in this episode gets a little wonky around the 22-minute mark. Perhaps Chris's roughly 8-year-old microphone is the issue, but for now the guys will be monitoring the situation)

After a nearly month-long hiatus, Chris Guest and Michael Cave are back in action to explore the most pressing Atlanta Hawks questions as well discuss what they've both been up to since the last pod.

First topic of discussion is the "unnecessary and unwanted" win against the Milwaukee Bucks, as well as the fact that the devious scheming of former Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer has ruined not one but two Atlanta Hawks tank jobs to end the season.

However, if Trae Young drilling yet another game-winning floater means that the Rookie of the Year race with Luka Doncic is not over, then that's fine with the our boys.

After that, we bop around and discuss a few of the most notable games from what has been a scintillating second weekend in the 2019 NCAA Tournament.

Thanks to The Black Tux and Anchor for sponsoring us (despite the hiatus). We'll be back to a more reasonable schedule going forward! Thanks for listening.

Chris Guest and Michael Cave are back to dissect the 4 Atlanta Hawks games since the dynamic duo last recorded.

First up is an in-depth look at the amazing quadruple-overtime game the Atlanta Hawks played against the Chicago Bulls (which Mike missed due to vacation). An astonishing game, that leads to more talk of Trae Young's shameful ejection by foolhardy referees in the rematch on Sunday as well as back-to-back losses to the Heat and Spurs.

Mike goes on the record saying Trae Young should win Rookie of the Year over Luka Doncic, and that discussion dovetails beautifully into a look at the recent tank moves being made by the Dallas Mavericks in order to ensure they keep their pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. Please, basketball gods, don't let that happen.

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A skittish Michael Cave joins Chris Guest to talk about his pending plane ride (first in multiple decades) as well as a terrible excuse for a Bostonian accent. Of course, the Atlanta Hawks get mentioned heavily.

Chris and Mike delve into the two most recent games (loss vs. Rockets, overtime win vs. Wolves), as well as a flurry of stats about the Atlanta Hawks' amazing young core led by Trae Young and John Collins.

A few digressions about the play of the Knicks' Mitchell Robinson (the eponymous huge block of body), who the Hawks could've drafted in the second round, and Zion Williamson ensue.

Now that he realizes DeAndre' Bembry is a good-looking guy, it's a whole new world.

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Chris Guest and Michael Cave are back in the saddle again with an array of Atlanta Hawks news and updates. 

The boys, who are vociferously back in town, discuss the All-Star weekend shenanigans through the lens of the Atlanta Hawks as well as the less-than-spectacular dunk contest of John Collins.

Beyond that, Chris and Mike dissect the various moves done before and during the break, including Jeremy Lin, Jaylen Adams and Jordan Sibert transactions.

Lastly, a quick primer on recent games (Pistons, Suns) and a shout-out to various pupster doggies: Nala, Lady and Archer.

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Chris Guest and Michael Cave dissect the Atlanta Hawks trade deadline, and the amazing trades (or lack thereof) that the team made.

The boys go in-depth on the moves that the Hawks made, or at least as much as they possibly could, then they explored the greater trade deadline at large -- including the Eastern Conference "arms race."

After that, it's a recap of the three most recent games that the Atlanta Hawks played against the Wiz, Raps and Hornets.

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"Let's get down to business!" 

Fresh off a viewing of Disney's Mulan, Chris Guest and Michael Cave delve into all the news, trade rumors and updates on your Atlanta Hawks.

First, the blokes discuss the darkest sports day in Atlanta sports history (Super Bowl LI), then transition into an exploration of the recent trade scuttlebutt around the NBA.

After that, it's a quick recap of how the Porzingis trade affects the team's 2019 First Round Draft Pick. 

Then, it's more Atlanta Hawks trade ideas regarding Kent Bazemore, Taurean Prince, Jeremy Lin and more.

Lastly, the duo dissect the recent 3-3 West Coast road trip and the strong play of Trae Young and John Collins therein.

Come for the Mulan singalong, stay for Mike's Trae Young impression.

Join Chris Guest and Michael Cave as they explore the most recent Atlanta Hawks news and updates.

The gents talk about the recent run of Atlanta Hawks games the duo watched over the past week, including a dominant showing against the dysfunctional Bulls and Trae Young's thrilling performance against the Portland Trail Blazers.

After that, it's a discussion of the inclusion of Trae and John Collins in the All-Star Weekend's festivities and how the Trae/Luka debate will be at the forefront of coverage and expressing our dissatisfaction with celebrity judges (just make it ex-players, duh).

Finally, we react to the Atlanta Hawks Fan Five and offer own rendition of the voting.

All that and more on this week's BallHawks Podcast! Thanks for listening.

Chris Guest and Michael Cave delve into the most recent news, rumors and game recaps surrounding the Atlanta Hawks. 

With the Atlanta Hawks already past the 41-game mark, the duo dissect the team's MVP, Rookie of the Year, Sixth Man and more awards. Beyond that, Chris and Mike discuss the team's recent great play against good teams, including the offensive eruption against the OKC Thunder. 

A few trades are discussed as well as the amazing play of John Collins, and the breaking news that Collins will compete in the NBA's Slam Dunk Contest. CANNOT. WAIT.

The highlight of the episode is the reworked version of "Does Your Trae Shoot Threes" and a new song called "Red Pepper" sung to the tune of Foreigner's "Hot Blooded."

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Chris Guest and Michael Cave bring you a special-edition late night BallHawks Podcast with a watch-along of the Hawks' most recent game against the Brooklyn Nets (a loss, thankfully). Then the boys delve into the Hawks most recent two outings against the Heat (a blowout win) and the Raptors (a narrow defeat). After that, Chris and Mike discuss their choices for the team's Top 5 Most Important Players Under 25 with a surprise appearance from the team's lovable third-string center. All that and more can be found on this freewheeling ep. Thanks for listening!

Chris Guest and Michael Cave serve up a "sizzling skillet of Atlanta Hawks takes" in the duo's first episode of 2019. Of course, there's a cursory mention of Zion Williamson and the Duke trio as well as a discussion of the despicable housing the Bucks put on the Hawks on Friday. Beyond that, the boys explore the latest lottery odds as well as multiple digressions into wild tangents. Finally, there's a lengthy exploration of John Collins's stunning season so far, as well as a look at what the team's young core might look like with Ice Trae at the center. Thanks for listening and Happy New Year! Don't forget to rate and review us wherever pods are found. #TrueToAtlanta

Join Chris Guest and Michael Cave as they explore the recent surge of the Atlanta Hawks out of the cellar and into the hearts and minds of Atlanta's populace. Well maybe not, but the team has won 5 of their last 6 games, and the gents overreact accordingly. We delve into the recent play of Trae Young and Kevin Huerter in crunch time of close games, in addition to the All-Star level that John Collins has ascended to in his second season. Follow us on Twitter @BallHawksPod