Plenty of collisions involving Hawks

There was lots of news from the Hawks Tuesday - including several collisions - and I wanted to make sure you didn't miss any of it.

Thanks to WSB's Zach Klein for the above screen grab of Dwight Howard crashing into the scorer's table and my reaction to the near hit. Even my wife laughed.

Here are links to some of what I wrote yesterday.

ExploreThe Hawks waived Ryan Kelly

ExploreHawks starters play big role in exhibition win over Pelicans

ExploreMike Budenholzer had to leave after he was involved in a sideline collision

ExploreJarrett Jack won't be ready for start of regular season

ExplorePaul Millsap involved in auto accident

ExploreTwenty five percent of NBA GMs think Hawks are top four in East

ExploreHawks starters finally on floor at same time

Hawks will practice today before flying to Omaha, Neb. for their final exhibition game against the Bulls. I will have more reports following the workout.

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