Solomon Jones News

I don't think there's any doubt the Hawks have spent the lion's share of the money they're going to spend this summer, and, while the backcourt may be slightly over-subscribed I don't think anyone would complain were the Hawks to bring in a power forward to provide at least two out of the three following attributes: defense, rebounding, providing a ...

Hawks general manager Rick Sund doesn't have enough hands for all the phones he'll need for keeping things straight this month in free agency.

With quite a few big names moving around the league this season, many fans have been a little too caught up in the hype to look at some of the less publicized names that could enjoy a breakout year in 2009-'10... by Greg Haefner 218 reads Preview/Prediction With quite a few big names moving around the league this season, many fans have been a ...

Former USF center Solomon Jones has had a quiet role in his first three seasons with the NBA's Atlanta Hawks, coming off the bench for career averages of 2.6 points and 2.1 rebounds per game.

The Hawks have a versatile guard in Jamal Crawford, giving Atlanta flexibility during free agency.

Thus, the season was bittersweet, one in which the Hawks showed their potential as one of the top teams in the NBA, but also their tremendous vulnerability.

Three years into his NBA career, there's still little to indicate why the Hawks spent the 33rd pick of the 2006 Draft on Solomon Jones.

Hawks coach Mike Woodson is not going anywhere. Hawks general manager Rick Sund made that clear on at least three different occasions Tuesday, on two different sports talk radio shows in the morning and later to me in his office.

A miserable 33% for Atlanta and Bibby, Evans and Smith have 7 combined fouls and only 8 field goals.

The Atlanta Hawks were a much-improved squad this season, growing as a team off of their first round playoff series with the Celtics of a year ago.

Mo Williams, tied up by a bigger man in former Cavalier Flip Murray, crouched in the jump circle at The Q, as if the hard surface were a launching pad.

The outcome of the game was never in doubt. And after the fan sporting a King James crown made of red and yellow balloons with a tiny baller hanging off the side, the Shaker Heights Police Honor Guard who stood at attention while Jerry DePizzo coaxed the national anthem from his sax and halftime entertainer Rubber Boy took one final look at the ...

It's sort of amazing/completely horrifying that the above boxscore supplement, breaking down pace, efficiency, and the four factors flatters the Hawks.

Today marked the 20th anniversary of a sports moment Cleveland would like to forget.

Watch David Andersen and wish he could fill in for Al Horford tonight. The second game is an all-Greek tilt: Olympiacos vs.

Observations from Monday's81-71 loss to the Hawks at AmericanAirlines Arena: Dwyane Wade not only opened 0 for 2, but with two airballs.

Not that Jones should anywhere near the top of the list when assigning blame for that defensive meltdown.

Atlanta starting forwards Al Horford and Marvin Williams will not play Friday in Game 6 of the Hawks' Eastern Conference first-round series against the Miami Heat.

Atlanta Hawks radio announcer Steve Holman took aim at Dwyane Wade during his broadcast of Game 5 on Wednesday, mocking the Heat guard and accusing him of dirty play.

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