As the NBA season kicks off amid a backdrop of optimism and excitement, it coincides with the eerie aura of spooky season. In the spirit of this, let's put on our devil horns and delve into the realm of nightmares.
While we hope for the best for each team, the harsh reality is that things don't always go according to plan. Instead of simply stating the obvious "Team's best player gets injured," we'll delve into the darkest nightmares haunting each franchise, all while fervently knocking on wood in hopes that these worst-case scenarios remain mere phantoms.
For the Atlanta Hawks, their worst nightmare continues to be reliance on Trae Young, a diminutive 6'1" guard who grapples with physical limitations in nearly every defensive matchup. Atlanta has made considerable efforts to address this issue by acquiring defensive-minded assets like De'Andre Hunter, Onyeka Okongwu, and Dejounte Murray, while also bringing in Quin Snyder as head coach.
But what if these measures fall short? What if the Hawks simply cannot construct a championship-worthy defense with Young on the court? Since his arrival in 2018, Atlanta's defensive rankings have been less than stellar: 28th, 28th, 18th, 26th, and 22nd. If achieving a top-half, let alone top-10, defensive rating with Young becomes an insurmountable challenge, the franchise may find itself at a crossroads regarding the future of their undersized floor general.
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