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2019 NBA Draft: Hawks draft tracker

Hawks' most recent first-round selections
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
June 20, 2019

The Atlanta Hawks enter the 2019 NBA Draft Thursday with four picks — three in the first round.

After sending the No. 44 selection to Miami and the No. 41 overall pick to the Warriors, the Hawks are scheduled to pick at No. 8, 10, 17, and 35.

Atlanta was awarded the No. 8 pick in last month's lottery draft. The Hawks got the Mavericks' first-round pick at No. 10 from the Trae Young trade during last year's draft. The Hawks acquired the No. 17 pick from the Nets in exchange for forward Taurean Prince

The Hawks may not be done dealing. Hawks general manager Travis Schlenk has previously said he might draft-and-stash a player or sell one or more of the second-round picks.

Follow’s Thursday’s selections:

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