Atlanta’s playoff-edge push looks markedly different after a bustling offseason and an eye-popping win total at FanDuel of 46.5. The Kristaps Porzingis trade injects scoring, shot-blocking and floor spacing into a lineup that already leans heavily on high-motor guard play. The Hawks’ 40-42 finish last season now sits against a backdrop of improved depth and a healthier, more balanced rotation. Analysts expect Porzingis to anchor the frontcourt when healthy, while Dyson Daniels brings savvy on both ends, and Onyeka Okongwu remains a defensive linchpin. Trey Young remains the engine, but the supporting cast could redefine his fantasy ceiling. For fantasy managers, the questions are about minutes, health and which nights Atlanta goes small or big, especially when Porzingis and Okongwu share floor space. The rotation appears five-deep with Young, Daniels, Johnson, Porzingis, and a frontline battle between Okongwu and the remaining big, with later-game decisions hinging on back-to-back skews and rest days. The Hawks look poised to be a focal point for late-draft rosters and weekly-tinkering strategists.