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Hawks rookies get trading cards

Atlanta Hawks General Manager, Travis Schlenk (far left), and Head Coach Mike Budenholzer (far right), stand on the outside of rookies: John Collins (left), Tyler Dorsey (middle) and Alpha Kaba (right). Chad Rhym/ Chad.Rhym@ajc.com

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Atlanta Hawks General Manager, Travis Schlenk (far left), and Head Coach Mike Budenholzer (far right), stand on the outside of rookies: John Collins (left), Tyler Dorsey (middle) and Alpha Kaba (right). Chad Rhym/ Chad.Rhym@ajc.com
By Chris Vivlamore
Aug 11, 2017

Hawks draft picks John Collins and Tyler Dorsey took another step closer to being NBA players.

They have trading cards.

Each draft pick was part of photo shoot for rookies held in New York on Friday. They each tweeted a picture of their new collectible after having their pictures taken.

Here they are:

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Chris Vivlamore is the sports editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has served as reporter and editor at the AJC since 2003.

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