The best of the Hawks Report podcast, part II

In episode 34 of the Hawks Report from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, we have compiled some of the highlights of AJC beat reporter Sarah K. Spencer’s best interviews from the first season of the podcast.

This week we look at how accurate some of the players, executives and broadcasters real-time analysis of the team turned out to be.

You’ll hear from John Collins, Bogdan Bogdanovic, Kevin Huerter, Dominique Wilkins and others.

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