Looking back at the weekend: the Braves add pitching depth, the Hawks made a trade and an NFL owner could have a problem after Friday's Epstein files release.

The Hawks could put together a trade deal for Bucks' superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, but the price they'd have to pay is too high.

It’s a good thing that the Atlanta Falcons hired Ian Cunningham as general manager. Now, they have a senior football person with both relevant experience and a winning resume.

Kevin Stefanski was hired to be the Falcons' next coach for his play-calling acumen — so why is he turning play-calling duties over to the inexperienced Tommy Rees?

In other sports news: Falcons considers experienced GM for opening, and Dabo Swinney softens stance on players as employees.

Georgia Tech entered the season with optimism surrounding the basketball program but there's not much to show for it, as a second-half collapse against Clemson Saturday shows.

There’s still time for the Atlanta Braves to break free from the NL East pack by acquiring a proven, effective pitcher to bolster their top-heavy rotation.

Also: The Hawks are still bad on defense without Trae Young, Matt LaFleur stays in Green Bay and Georgia men's basketball is No. 28 in adjusted efficency ratings.

Choosing Kevin Stefanski, who had a 45-56 record with the Browns, could be unpopular with Falcons fans.