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Hawks Coach Snyder Earns New Deal After Playoff Run
9 Jun
Summary
- Quin Snyder signed a multiyear contract extension with the Hawks.
- Atlanta was eliminated by the Knicks in a six-game playoff series.
- The Hawks traded Trae Young but acquired Nickeil Alexander-Walker.
Atlanta Hawks coach Quin Snyder has received a multiyear contract extension, as announced by the team on Monday. This agreement follows the Hawks' elimination from the playoffs in a six-game series against the Knicks.
Despite a 46-36 regular season record and securing the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference, the Hawks' playoff journey concluded after holding a 2-1 series lead over New York. The Knicks then won three consecutive games, beginning a streak that led them to the NBA Finals.
This past season saw significant roster adjustments for Atlanta, including the trade of four-time All-Star Trae Young. However, a key acquisition was Nickeil Alexander-Walker via a sign-and-trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, a move that positively impacted the team's trajectory and defensive capabilities. The Hawks demonstrated competitive strength, finishing with the 12th-best net rating during the regular season.
Coach Snyder was initially hired in February 2023, replacing Nate McMillan. Prior to his tenure with the Hawks, Snyder spent eight seasons as the head coach of the Utah Jazz, having previously served as an assistant for the Hawks.
