ATLANTA HAWKS (24-58) FINAL REGULAR SEASON GAME NOTES

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1 ATLANTA HAWKS (24-58) FINAL REGULAR SEASON GAME NOTES ATLANTA HAWKS FINAL GAME STARTERS POS NO. PLAYER HT. WT. G GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% F 12 TAUREAN PRINCE F 20 JOHN COLLINS C 14 DEWAYNE DEDMON G 95 DEANDRE BEMBRY G 8 DAMION LEE STORYLINES Atlanta ranked tied for fourth in the league in forcing turnovers as opponents committed 15.1 miscues per game (leading to 17.7 points, fifth in the NBA) The Hawks averaged 7.8 spg. The Hawks ranked eighth in the NBA at 23.7 apg on the season, while recording assists on 62.2% of made FGs this year, fifth in the league The Hawks were one-of-two teams (Golden State) to post five-or-more games with an 80.0% A/FGM ratio this year, including an NBA season-high tying 87.5% vs. Detroit (12/14). The Hawks made 917 3FGs on the year, setting a new single-season franchise record (previously 818 in ) Atlanta ranked ninth in the NBA in 3FGM, while hitting.360 from long-range. Eight Atlanta rookies saw game action this season, tying the franchise record set by the Milwaukee Hawks The Hawks had 12 players on the final roster (including two-way contracts) with one year or less of NBA experience, while 15 players had fewer than five years experience Atlanta s average years of service was 1.5, making them the least experienced team in the league (per the Elias Sports Bureau). Taurean Prince scored 20-plus points in four straight games to end the season, averaging 25.8 ppg during the run He averaged 19.2 ppg in March and April (20 games), scoring 20-plus points 12 times, including three 30-point efforts. Rookie John Collins averaged 10.5 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 1.3 apg and 1.1 bpg (.576 FG%,.340 3FG%,.715 FT%) in 74 games (26 starts) He is the sixth player in franchise history to average at least 10.0 ppg and 7.0 rpg as a rookie (Bob Pettit, Zelmo Beaty, John Drew, Al Horford and Mike Sojourner) and the one only to put up 10.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg and 1.0 bpg (officially kept as a statistic by the NBA in ). Dennis Schröder (19.4 ppg and 6.2 apg) is the fourth player in franchise history to average 19.0 ppg and 6.0 apg for a season, joining Lenny Wilkens ( ), Pete Maravich ( and ) and Joe Johnson ( ). John Collins ranked seventh in the NBA in FG% at.576 FG% which is the fifth-highest single season performance in NBA history (min. 300 FGM) for a rookie behind Steve Johnson.613 ( ), Otis Thorpe.600 ( ), Buck Williams.582 ( ) and James Worthy.579 ( ) It is also the fourth-highest single season performance for any player in Hawks history and the best shooting percentage ever for a Hawks rookie. Taurean Prince was the only Hawk to play in and start all 82 games during the season He averaged 14.1 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 2.6 apg and 1.0 spg in 30.0 mpg (.426 FG%,.385 3FG%,.844 FT% - 30 th in NBA), while leading the club with 176 3FGM His 176 3FGM rank seventh on the Hawks all-time single season list and he is the fourth Atlanta player to make at least 170 triples in a season HAWKS SEASON RECORDS Record Home Road OT Streak Home Road Eastern Conference Lost 1 Lost 2 Won 2 Southeast Won 1 Lost 1 Won 1 Atlantic Lost 1 Lost 6 Won 1 Central Lost 3 Lost 1 Lost 7 Western Conference Lost 4 Lost 1 Lost 4 Northwest Lost 1 Lost 1 Lost 1 Southwest Lost 1 Won 5 Lost 4 Pacific Lost 8 Lost 3 Lost 5 Overall Lost 1 Lost 2 Won 2 UPCOMING BROADCAST SCHEDULE N/A THIS WEEK IN HAWKS HISTORY: April 14, 1998 Mookie Blaylock sets a franchise record with 10 steals in Atlanta s home win over Philadelphia. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE INJURY REPORT INACTIVE LIST Mike Budenholzer (BOO-den-holzer) Kent Bazemore (right knee bone bruise) is out Kent Bazemore Josh Magette (Mah-jet) Malcolm Delaney (left ankle surgery) is out Malcolm Delaney Mike Muscala (muss-call-uh) Jaylen Morris (left ankle sprain) is out Jaylen Morris Dennis Schröder (SHROO-derr) Dennis Schröder (left ankle sprain, bone bruise) is out Dennis Schröder (previous game) Schedule/Results 10/18 at Dal W /20 at Cha L /22 at Bkn L /23 at Mia L /26 at Chi L /27 vs. Den L /29 vs. Mil L /1 at Phi L /3 vs. Hou L /5 at Cle W /6 vs. Bos L /10 at Det L /11 at Was L /13 at NOP L /15 vs. Sac W /18 vs. Bos L /20 at SAS L /22 vs. LAC L /24 vs. NYK W /25 vs. Tor L /30 vs. Cle L /2 at Bkn W /4 vs. Bkn L /6 at Orl L * 12/9 vs. Orl W /10 at NYK L /12 at Cle L /14 vs. Det L /15 at Mem L /18 vs. Mia W /20 vs. Ind L /22 at Okc L /23 vs. Dal W /27 vs. Was W /29 at Tor L /30 vs. Por W /2 at Pho L /5 at Por L /7 at LAL L /8 at LAC L /10 at Den W /12 vs. Bkn L /15 vs. SAS W /17 vs. NOP W /20 vs. Chi L /22 vs. Uta W /24 vs. Tor L /26 at Cha L /27 vs. Was L /29 vs. Min W /31 vs. Cha L /2 at Bos L /4 at NYK W /6 vs. Mem W /8 at Orl L /9 vs. Cle L /11 vs. Det W /13 at Mil L /14 at Det L /23 at Ind L /26 vs. LAL L /28 vs. Ind W /2 vs. GSW L /4 vs. Pho W /6 at Tor L /9 at Ind L /11 vs. Chi L /13 vs. Okc L /15 vs. Cha L /17 at Mil L /20 at Uta W /22 at Sac L /23 at GSW L /25 at Hou L /28 at Min L /30 vs. Phi L /1 vs. Orl W /3 at Mia L /4 vs. Mia L /6 at Was W /8 at Bos W /10 vs. Phi L * denotes OT

2 ATLANTA HAWKS ROSTER (as of April 10, 2018) ST # Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Prior to NBA/Home Country Yrs 24 Kent Bazemore G /01/89 Old Dominion/USA 5 95 DeAndre Bembry F /04/94 Saint Joseph s/usa 1 34 Tyler Cavanaugh F /09/94 George Washington/USA R 0 Antonius Cleveland G /02/94 Southeast Missouri State/USA R 20 John Collins F/C /23/97 Wake Forest/USA R 14 Dewayne Dedmon C /12/89 Southern California/USA 4 5 Malcolm Delaney G /11/89 Virginia Tech/USA 1 2 Tyler Dorsey G /18/96 Oregon/USA R 8 Damion Lee F /21/92 Louisville/USA R 2W 11 Josh Magette G /28/89 Alabama-Huntsville/USA R 3 Jaylen Morris G /19/95 Molloy College/USA R 31 Mike Muscala F/C /01/91 Bucknell/USA 4 18 Miles Plumlee C /01/88 Duke/USA 5 12 Taurean Prince F /22/94 Baylor/USA 1 17 Dennis Schröder G /15/93 NY Phantoms Braunschweig/Germany 4 22 Isaiah Taylor G /11/94 Texas/USA 1 2W 4 Andrew White III F /16/93 Syracuse/USA R 2W = two-way contract HEAD COACH: Mike Budenholzer (Pomona College) Assistant Coaches: Darvin Ham (Texas Tech), Taylor Jenkins (Pennsylvania), Charles Lee (Bucknell), Ben Sullivan (Portland), Chris Jent (Ohio State), Patrick St. Andrews (Penn State Behrend) Executive Director of Player Performance: Keke Lyles (Northeastern) Head Athletic Trainer: Scottie Parker (University of Northwestern) Director of Rehabilitation: Mike Roncarati (Northeastern)

3 NOTEWORTHY THIEVES IN THE NIGHT: Atlanta ranked tied for fourth in the league in forcing turnovers as opponents committed 15.1 miscues per game (leading to 17.7 points, fifth the NBA) The Hawks averaged 7.8 spg Atlanta swiped 10-plus steals 22 times on the year and forced 20-plus turnovers on 11 occasions. SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE: The Hawks ranked eighth in the NBA at 23.7 apg on the season, dishing out at least 20 assists on 69 occasions, including 33 games with at least 25 helpers (seven 30- assist nights, including 40 vs. Sacramento on 11/15) Atlanta recorded assists on 62.2% of made FGs this year, fifth in the league. CHARITY CASE: Atlanta finished seventh in the NBA in FT% at.785, while hitting.800-or-better from the charity stripe 43 times on the season The Hawks made a season-best FT% four times this year (12-12 vs. Denver on 10/27, at Denver on 1/10, vs. Utah on 1/22 and 1-1 vs Orlando on 4/1), also tied for the NBA single-game high, and knocked down a season-high from the line (.917) at Brooklyn on 10/22 Atlanta s 1-1 showing at the charity stripe vs. Orlando (4/1) tied an NBA record for fewest free throw attempts in a game (Memphis went 1-1 from the line against the Hawks on 2/8/14). EXPERIENCE: Eight Atlanta rookies saw game action this season, tying the franchise record set by the Milwaukee Hawks The Hawks had 12 players on the final roster (including two-way contracts) with one year or less of NBA experience, while 15 players had fewer than five years experience Atlanta s average years of service was 1.5, making them the least experienced team in the league (per the Elias Sports Bureau). GETTING BETTER & BETTER: Dennis Schröder has increased his scoring each season since his rookie year in After averaging 3.7 ppg in 49 games as a rookie, Schröder averaged 10.0 ppg (77 games) in , 11.0 ppg (80 games) in , 17.9 ppg (79 games) in , and put up a team-leading 19.4 ppg this season in 67 games. POINT GUARD PRODUCTION: Dennis Schröder had point scoring games in (three 30-point efforts, including one 40-point night), scoring in double-figures 62 times overall He averaged 19.4 ppg (25 th in the NBA), 6.2 apg (t13 th ), 3.1 rpg and 1.1 spg, while shooting.436 FG% and.849 FT% (27 th ) Schröder owns 22 career point/assist double-doubles (five 20/10 games), including five this year, and has scored 30-plus points seven times (one 40-point night) in his career Atlanta is 15-7 all-time when Schröder posts a double-double and 5-2 when he goes for 30-or-more points (1-0 with 40 points). BUCKETS & DIMES: Dennis Schröder (19.4 ppg and 6.2 apg) is the fourth player in franchise history to average 19.0 ppg and 6.0 apg for a season, joining Lenny Wilkens ( ), Pete Maravich ( and ) and Joe Johnson ( ). BIG JOHN: Rookie John Collins averaged 10.5 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 1.3 apg and 1.1 bpg (.576 FG%,.340 3FG%,.715 FT%) in 74 games (26 starts) He is the sixth player in franchise history to average at least 10.0 ppg and 7.0 rpg as a rookie (Bob Pettit, Zelmo Beaty, John Drew, Al Horford and Mike Sojourner) and the one only to put up 10.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg and 1.0 bpg (officially kept as a statistic by the NBA in ) Overall, Collins ranked seventh in the NBA in FG%, 10 th in Eff. FG% (.591), t25 th in bpg and 33 rd in rpg during the regular season, while ranking second among NBA rookies in FG%, second in bpg, third in rpg, fifth in double-doubles (11) and 11 th in ppg Several of Collins noteworthy performances are listed below: His.576 FG% is the fifth-highest single season performance in NBA history (min. 300 FGM) for a rookie behind Steve Johnson.613 ( ), Otis Thorpe.600 ( ), Buck Williams.582 ( ) and James Worthy.579 ( ) It is also the fourth-highest single season performance for any player in Hawks history and the best shooting percentage ever for a Hawks rookie (Antoine Carr.528 in ). Lead all rookies with 176 off. rebounds, averaging 2.4 off. rpg John Drew (4.6 in ) and Al Horford (3.1 in ) are the only Hawks to pull down more offensive boards per game than Collins as rookies. Set a team rookie record by shooting at least.500 from the field in 15 straight games played from 11/13-12/27 (previously 11 by Stacey Augmon from 12/28/91-1/19/92). Had 13 points, 16 rebounds and four blocks vs. Toronto (1/24), setting or tying career-highs in rebounds and blocks He is the second Hawks rookie to record at least 15 boards and four rejections in a game, joining Tree Rollins (11/19/77 and 12/25/77) The last Hawks rookie to have a 15-rebound game was Al Horford (3/19/08). Made first career start vs. L.A. Clippers (11/22), finishing with 14 points (7-9 FGs), 10 rebounds, four steals and three assists (the only Atlanta rookie to ever record at least that line in a game) The first Hawks rookie since Mike Scott at New York (4/17/13) to post a double-double in the first starting assignment of his career His.778 FG% on the night is the best-ever for a Hawks rookie making his first start (minimum five FGM) previously.750 FG% twice (Butch Lee 9-12 FGs on 10/13/78 at Indiana and Bill Willoughby 6-8 FGs on 12/18/75 vs. L.A. Lakers). Posted two consecutive double-doubles off the bench (at Brooklyn 10/22 and at Miami 10/23), becoming the first Hawks rookie since Adam Keefe (3/4-3/6/93) to record back-to-back double-doubles in a reserve role. Tallied 14 points and 13 boards at Brooklyn (10/22), making him the first Hawks rookie since John Drew in (third game) to have a 13-plus rebound outing within his first three games played. Converted a three-point play on his first career FGA in his NBA debut vs. Dallas (10/18), becoming the first Hawk to have a three-point play on his first career attempt since Pape Sy 4/9/11 at Washington Finished with 14 points, five rebounds, two steals and one assist in 22 minutes off the bench. HE S A PRINCE: Taurean Prince improved his numbers from his rookie year in virtually every category (see graph below), while ranking in the Top 10 among second-year players in several statistics: second in FT%, fourth in 3FG%, fourth in spg, fourth in ppg, seventh in FG%, eighth in apg, ninth in rpg and bpg. Season G GS MPG PPG RPG APG SPG BPG FG% 3FG% FT% GOING FOR 30: Taurean Prince scored 30-or-more points five times (including a career-high 38 twice) this season, the highest total for an Atlanta player in the last five years The last Hawks with five 30-point nights in a season were Josh Smith (eight) and Joe Johnson (six) in , while the last Hawk with two 38-plus scoring games was Johnson in

4 ALL-STAR WEEKEND: Rookie John Collins and Taurean Prince both participated in the 2018 Mtn Dew Kickstart Rising Stars game (2/16) during All-Star Weekend Collins started and tallied 11 points, three rebounds, two steals and one block in 23 minutes (5-8 FGs, 1-2 FTs), while Prince saw 18 minutes off the bench and recorded eight points, two rebounds, two assists and one steal (3-6 FGs, 2-3 3FGs). DENNIS DOMINATES: Dennis Schröder scored a career-high 41 points (career-high FGs, 3-7 3FGs, 6-10 FTs) to go with seven assists and five rebounds in 35 minutes at Utah (3/20) His 41 points are the most by a Hawk since Joe Johnson s 41 on 12/27/08 vs. Chicago while also being the highest point total for a Hawk on the road since Shareef Abdur-Rahim scored 43 points at Cleveland on 12/6/03 Schröder is the second Atlanta player (Dominique Wilkins) to record over 40 points while playing under 35 minutes since the season He is also the fourth Hawk to finish with at least 40 points, seven assists and five rebounds (Jason Terry, Johnson and Wilkins). FRANCHISE RECORDS: Atlanta set franchise records with 48 3FGAs, 25 3FGAs in the second half and 16 3FGAs in the fourth quarter (record for any half or quarter) vs. Chicago on 1/20. FOUR-POINT PLAYS: Atlanta recorded two four-point plays in the same game for the first time in franchise history vs. Chicago on 3/11, with Andrew White III tallying his first career fourpointer and Taurean Prince his second (both this season) Prince recorded his first career four-point play vs. Los Angeles Lakers (2/26), marking the 50 th in team history Malcolm Delaney recorded his first career four-point play vs. Utah (1/22), followed by his second vs. Memphis (2/6). WHAT A NIGHT!: Atlanta recorded a win vs. Sacramento on 11/15, the largest margin of victory in franchise history (previously 44 twice St. Louis Hawks vs. Baltimore on 2/12/65 and Atlanta Hawks vs. Detroit on 2/7/94) For the game, Atlanta shot.633 FG% (50-79) and.500 3FG% (16-32), won the battle of the boards 53-29, dished out 40 assists and led by as-many-as-48 at one point It was first time since 2/24/93 at Philadelphia the Hawks had at least 120 points, 40 assists and 50 rebounds in a game, as eight Hawks scored in double-figures The.633 FG% is the sixth-highest for the club since and it was the 10 th 40-assist game since The Hawks hit their first eight FGAs of the game for the first time since 2/27/15 vs. Orlando. WELCOME TO THE CLUB: Kent Bazemore tallied 16 points, a season-high tying seven assists, a season-best five steals, five rebounds and two blocks in 32 minutes (zero turnovers) vs. Miami (12/18), becoming the seventh player in NBA history to record at least that line in a game while not committing a turnover Hakeem Olajuwon (twice), Clyde Drexler, Vlade Divac, Baron Davis (the last do it on 1/16/08), Andrei Kirilenko and Lionel Simmons. FILLING UP THE BOX SCORE: Dewayne Dedmon posted 20 points, 14 rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks in 23:53 of playing time vs. Sacramento (11/15), setting or tying career-highs in points, assists and FGM He is the only NBA player since to record at least that line in less than 24 minutes Additionally, Dedmon shot 9-10 FGs, 1-1 3FGs and 1-3 FTs on the night and did not commit a turnover. RARE ROOKIE: Tyler Cavanaugh had 16 points (6-7 FGs, 4-4 3FGs), six rebounds and two assists in 18 minutes (no turnovers) at New Orleans (11/13) He is the third NBA rookie since to have at least 16 points and four 3FGM without a miss in fewer than 19 minutes, joining Kyle Korver (12/21/03) and E Twaun Moore (1/26/12). IN ELITE COMPANY: Dennis Schröder scored 28 points at Dallas (10/18), becoming the third Hawks point guard to score 28-or-more points in a season opener, joining Hall of Famers Pete Maravich and Lenny Wilkens Schröder followed it up with 25 points at Charlotte (10/20), becoming the first Hawk since Joe Johnson in to start a season with consecutive 25-point games (Jeff Teague had back-to-back 20-point outings to start ). VALUE THE BALL: Dennis Schröder had 13 points and a career-high tying 15 assists vs. New Orleans on 1/17 (zero turnovers), becoming the third Hawk to dish out 15-plus assists without a miscue, joining Mookie Blaylock on 2/6/95 at Philadelphia and Doc Rivers on 2/28/87 vs. Portland (Schröder and Blaylock recorded double-doubles). PRINCELY PERFORMANCES: Taurean Prince posted 30 points (12-16 FGs, 5-6 3FGs, 1-2 FTs), 10 rebounds, two blocks and one assist in 35 minutes (zero turnovers) at Toronto on 12/29 He is one-of-three Hawks to have a 30-point/10-rebound game without committing a turnover since the season, joining Al Horford (twice) and Josh Smith (twice) Prince followed it up with 12 points (4-7 3FGs) and 10 boards vs. Portland (12/30) He is the second Hawk to record back-to-back double-doubles, while making at least four 3FGs in each game (Mookie Blaylock three times all point/assist double-doubles) Prince also had 33 points, eight rebounds, five assists, one steal and one block in 39 minutes (12-17 FGs, 7-8 3FGs, 2-2 FTs) at Boston on 4/8 He is the second Hawk since to accumulate at least that line in a game, while becoming the fifth Hawk to have two career games with seven 3FGM (third do it in the same season). PERFECT FROM THE STRIPE: The Hawks finished the two-game season series with the Nuggets shooting a perfect (1.000) from the foul line (12-12 vs. Denver on 10/27 and at Denver on 1/10) Atlanta is the first team since Toronto in (vs. Portland) to not miss a FT against an opponent in a season series. WHAT A DEBUT!: Andrew White III made his NBA debut at Detroit on 2/14, finishing with a team-high 15 points (6-11 FGs, 3-7 3FGs), two rebounds, one assist and one steal in 17 minutes off the bench It was the highest scoring effort by Hawk making his NBA debut since Rumeal Robinson had 19 points on 11/20/90 vs. Orlando White III also became the first Atlanta player to lead the team in scoring in his debut since John Drew at Chicago (10/18/74). STARTING STRONG: Damion Lee tallied 13 points vs. Oklahoma City (3/13) and 14 points vs. Charlotte (3/15) off the bench, becoming the first Hawk to score in double-figures in his first two regular season NBA games since Paul Graham accomplished the feat in four straight (11/8/91-11/14/91). DORSEY FROM DOWNTOWN: Tyler Dorsey knocked down 72 3FGs on the season, the second-highest rookie total in club history behind Salim Stoudamire s 82 3FGs in Dorsey shot.360 from long range (tied for eighth among NBA rookies).

5 HAWKS & OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS/LOWS Category ATL Highs ATL Lows Opp. Highs Opp. Lows Points Scored 126 vs. Sac (11/15) 78 vs. Tor (11/25) 132 at LAL (1/7) 80 vs. Sac (11/15) 1 st Quarter Points 37 at Cle (11/5) 14 at Det (2/14) 42 vs. Cle (11/30) 15 vs. Mem (2/6) 2 nd Quarter Points 40 vs. Sac (11/15) 14 two times 39 vs. Tor (11/25) 13 two times 1 st Half Points 67 vs. Cle (11/30) 33 at Det (2/14) 69 two times 35 two times 3 rd Quarter Points 37 two times 13 vs. Orl (4/1) 41 at Bos (2/2) 10 vs. NOP (1/17) 4 th Quarter Points 38 vs. Cha (3/15) 13 at Tor (3/6) 38 two times 13 vs. Tor (11/25) 2 nd Half Points 72 vs. Chi (3/11) 35 at Cha (10/20) 76 vs. Chi (3/11) 33 vs. NOP (1/17) Overtime 10 at Orl (12/6) 10 at Orl (12/6) 14 at Orl (12/6) 14 at Orl (12/6) FGM 50 vs. Sac (11/15) 26 vs. Tor (11/25) 49 vs. Was (1/27) 31 two times FGA 101 vs. Phi (3/30) 70 vs. Det (12/14) 105 at Tor (12/29) 75 at NOP (11/13) FG%.633 vs. Sac (11/15).340 at Bkn (10/22).579 vs. LAC (11/22).344 vs. Orl (4/1) (50-79) (32-94) (44-76) (33-96) 1 st Half FG%.581 vs. Sac (11/15).283 two times.650 vs. NYK (11/24).292 vs. Sac (11/15) (25-43) (15-53) (26-40) (14-48) 2 nd Half FG%.694 vs. Sac (11/15).237 vs. Bkn (12/4).659 vs. Was (1/27).289 vs. NOP (1/17) (25-36) (9-38) (27-41) (11-38) 3FGM 19 vs. Chicago (3/11) 6 three times 20 two times 4 three times 3FGA 48 vs. Chi (1/20) 17 at Mia (10/23) 52 at. Hou (3/25) 15 vs. Uta (1/22) FTM 33 at Bkn (10/22) 1 vs. Orl (4/1) 29 at Mil (3/17) 6 at SAS (11/20) FTA 37 vs. Det (2/11) 1 vs. Orl (4/1) 34 three times 6 at SAS (11/20) FT% four times.375 at SAS (11/20) twice.560 at Phi (11/1) (most without a miss 18-18) (3-8) (most without a miss 9-9) (14-25) Rebounds 59 vs. Phi (3/30) 27 at Okc (12/22) 62 at Chi (10/26) 29 vs. Sac (11/15) Off. Rebounds 19 at LAC (1/8) 3 two times 20 at Det (11/10) 2 vs. GSW (3/2) Def. Rebounds 47 vs. Orl (4/1) 20 at Okc (12/22) 49 vs. LAL (2/26) 18 vs. Sac (11/15) Assists 40 vs. Sac (11/15) 14 three times 40 vs. Was (1/27) 16 four times Steals 14 two times 0 vs. Orl (4/1) 17 at Ind (2/23) 1 two times Blocked Shots 11 vs. Ind (2/28) 1 five times 15 at Tor (12/29) 1 three times Turnovers 24 at Was (11/11) 7 at Mil (3/17) 27 vs. Mem (2/6) 5 two times Points off Turnovers 38 vs. Mem (2/6) 2 vs. Orl (4/1) 39 at Was (11/11) 7 vs. Bos (11/6) Bench Scoring 62 vs. Was (1/27) 16 vs. GS (3/2) 69 vs. Mia (4/4) 14 two times Points in the Paint 58 at Det (11/10) 20 at Chi (10/26) 62 at Orl (12/6) 28 at Bkn (12/2) 2 nd Chance Points 24 two times 0, vs. Chi (3/11) 26 at Ind (2/23) 4 two times Fast Break Points 22 at LAC (1/8) 2 four times 42 at LAL (1/7) 2 two times Largest Margin of Victory 46 vs. Sac (11/15) 34 vs. Tor (11/25) Largest Halftime Lead 29 vs. Sac (11/15) 28 vs. Tor (11/25) Biggest Comeback 19 vs. NOP (1/17) won at Cha (10/20) won HAWKS & OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS/LOWS Category ATL Opponent Points Scored, Game 41, Schröder at Uta (3/20) 56, Towns at Min (3/28) Points Scored, Quarter 17, Schröder at Uta (3/20) 19, Korver at Cle (11/5) Points Scored, Half 27, Schröder vs. Dal (12/23) 30, Towns at Min (3/28) Points Scored, Overtime 4, Schröder at Orl (12/6) 4, Vucevic at Orl (12/6) FGM 16, Schröder at Uta (3/20) 19, Towns at Min (3/28) FGA 28, Schröder at Uta (3/20) 32, Towns at Min (3/28) FG% (min. 10 made).833 (10-12), Collins at SAS (11/20).846 (11-13), James at Cle (12/12) 3FGM 7, Prince two times 9, Walker vs. Cha (1/31) 3FGA 18, Prince vs. Phi (4/10) 13, two times FTM 10, Bazemore vs. Mil (10/29) 14, Booker at Pho (1/2) FTA 10, four times 15, two times FT% (min. 10 made) (10-10), Bazemore vs. Mil (10/29).933 (14-15), Booker at Pho (1/2) Rebounds 16, Collins vs. Tor (1/24) 20, Drummond at Det (11/10) Off. Rebounds 8, Ilyasova at Bkn (12/2) 10, Drummond at Det (11/10) Def. Rebounds 13, Collins vs. Tor (1/24) 15, Cousins at NOP (11/13) Assists 15, Schröder vs. NOP (1/18) 19, James vs. Cle (2/9) Steals 5, four times 6, Oladipo v/ind (2/28) Blocked Shots 4, five times 7, Howard at Cha (1/26) Turnovers 7, four times 8, two times Minutes 41:36, Babbitt at Cle (11/5) 45:10, Gordon at Orl (12/6) IRON MAN: Georgia Radio and Atlanta Sports Hall of Famer Steve Holman finished 33 rd season as the Voice of the Hawks, having never missed a broadcast, a span of over 2600 games His playby-play streak, which began in March of 1989, is currently at 2499, including regular season and playoffs. ON THE AIR: FOX Sports Southeast televised all 82 Hawks regular season games in Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins finished his ninth year as the game analyst, while play-by-play man Bob Rathbun his 22 nd season On the radio side, Steve Holman was back for his 33 rd year calling every game on 92-9 The Game. MAKING SHOTS & GRABBING BOARDS In the win at Dallas (10/18), Atlanta hit.511 FG%,.500 3FG% and.800 FT%, while posting 50 rebounds It was the first time since 1/30/93 vs. the 76ers the Hawks shot at least.500 FG%,.500 3FG%,.800 FT% and had 50 rebounds in a game, and the first time since 1/30/89 at the Clippers turning the trick on the road. BIG OFF THE BENCH: Tyler Dorsey had a career-best 22 points (7-14 FGs, career-high tying 4-8 3FGs, 4-4 FTs) in 32 minutes (zero turnovers) off the bench at Washington (4/6), joining Salim Stoudamire (twice, last on 1/20/06) as the only Hawks rookies to have at least 20 points and four 3FGM as reserve He is the only Hawks rookie to do it without committing a turnover.

6 THE LAST TIME (marks set this season in bold) A HAWK AN OPPONENT SCORED PTS Prince 4/8/18 Beal (32), Was, 4/6/18 SCORED PTS Schröder 3/20/18 Irving (45), Cle, 4/9/17 SCORED 50+ PTS Abdur-Rahim (50) v/det, 11/23/01 Towns (56), Min, 3/28/18 HAD REBS Dedmon (15) v/phi, 3/30/18 Ilyasova (16), Phi, 3/30/18 HAD REBS Howard 3/29/17 Drummond (20), Det, 11/10/17 HAD REBS Mutombo (29) v/tor, 1/31/01 Whiteside (25), Mia, 11/15/16 HAD 30+ REBS Willis (33) v/was, 2/19/92 Nater (33), Mil, 12/19/76 HAD ASSTS Schrӧder (11) v/min, 1/29/18 Simmons (11), Phi, 3/30/18 HAD ASSTS Schrӧder (15) v/nop, 1/17/18 Harden (15), Hou, 3/25/18 HAD 20+ ASSTS Blaylock (23) v/utah, 3/6/93 Rondo (20), Bos, 4/11/12 HAD 5+ STLS Bembry (5) v/phi, 4/10/18 Oladipo (6), Ind, 2/28/18 HAD 10+ BLKS J. Smith 12/18/04 Clark (12), Tor, 3/23/01 MADE FGs Schrӧder 3/20/18 Towns (19), Min, 3/28/18 MADE 20+ FGs Abdur-Rahim (21) v/det, 11/23/01 Iverson (20), Phil, 11/29/03 MADE 5+ 3FGM Prince (6) v/phi, 4/10/18 Redick (6), Phi, 4/10/18 MADE FTs Millsap (15) v/bkn, 1/28/15 Harden (16), Hou, 2/2/17 MADE 20+ FTs Do. Wilkins 3/2/93 Wade (20), Mia, 12/19/07 HAD A TRIPLE-DOUBLE 1/13/15 Simmons, Phi, 3/30/18 HAD A (PTS/REBS) Howard 3/29/17 Jefferson (24/23), Cha, 12/28/13 HAD A (PTS/REBS) Beaty (33/20) v/phi, 1/23/66 Nater (30/33), Mil, 12/19/76 HAD A (PTS/REBS) Willis (20/33) v/was, 2/19/92 Nater (30/33), Mil, 12/19/76 FOUR-POINT PLAY Prince/White v/chi, 3/11/18 Curry, GSW 3/23/18 TEAM SCORED PTS v/chi (122), 3/11/18 Phi (121), 4/10/18 SCORED PTS v/cle (130), 3/3/17 LAL (132), 1/7/18 SCORED PTS v/nyk (142), 1/29/17 NJ (140), 2/13/91 SCORED 150+ (155), 2/11/70 Cin (156), 12/5/69 SHOT 60% FGs v/sac (.633), 11/15/17 Uta (.613), 2/6/17 WON BY PTS v/mem (26, ), 2/6/18 Mia (29, ), 4/4/18 WON BY (32, ), 10/29/16 Tor (33, ), 11/25/17 WON BY 40+ PTS v/sac (46, ), 11/15/17 Tor (44, ), 12/3/16 HAWKS WON FIVE STRAIGHT 12/28/16 1/10/17 (7) WON 10 STRAIGHT 12/27/14 1/31/15 (19) WON 5 STRAIGHT AT HOME 2/26/16 3/19/16 (6) WON 10 STRAIGHT AT HOME 12/30/14 2/6/15 (12) WON 15 STRAIGHT AT HOME 11/12/96 2/12/97 (20) WON 20 STRAIGHT AT HOME 11/12/96 2/12/97 (20) WON 5 STRAIGHT ON THE ROAD 1/4/17 1/16/17 (5) WON 10 STRAIGHT ON THE ROAD 12/17/14 1/17/15 (12) LOST 5 STRAIGHT ON THE ROAD 3/22/18 4/3/18 (5) LOST 10 STRAIGHT ON THE ROAD 12/6/17-1/8/18 (10) COACH BUD: Head Coach Mike Budenholzer ranks fourth on the Hawks all-time wins list with 213 He recorded his 100 th career victory vs. Charlotte on 10/30/15, becoming the second-fastest coach to reach 100 wins with the franchise (167 games), and his 200 th win at Denver (1/10/18) Lenny Wilkens reached 100 victories in 166 games ( ) His 17 playoff wins are tied for third with Wilkins for third in franchise history. HAWKS RECORD BY DAYS OF THE WEEK: Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat INACTIVE LIST: RECORD BY STARTING LINEUPS: GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS: Magette 53 Prince, Ilyasova, Dedmon, Bazemore, Schrӧder: 2-4 Bembry (14 fractured right wrist; 8 left groin strain; 10 left adductor strain; 17 abdominal strain) Bembry 34 Prince, Muscala, Dedmon, Bazemore, Delaney: 0-2 Muscala (22 sprained left ankle) Muscala 26 Prince, Muscala, Dedmon, Bazemore, Schrӧder: 0-3 Delaney (2 right knee strain; 1 sprained right ankle; 18 sprained left ankle) Cavanaugh 26 Prince, Babbitt, Dedmon, Bazemore, Schrӧder: 2-6 Dedmon (19 left tibia stress reaction; 1 sore rib) White III 20 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Bazemore, Schrӧder: 2-7 Cleveland (18 left ankle rehab) Dedmon 17 Prince, Babbitt, Collins, Bazemore, Schrӧder: 0-1 Bazemore (15 right knee bone bruise) Cleveland 17 Prince, Ilyasova, Plumlee, Bazemore, Schrӧder: Morris (15 sprained left ankle) Delaney 17 Prince, Ilyasova, Cavanaugh, Bazemore, Schröder: 0-1 Plumlee (14 strained right quad) Plumlee 16 Prince, Ilyasova, Plumlee, Belinelli, Bazemore: 0-1 Schrӧder (12 left ankle; 1 low back tightness; 1 sprained left elbow) Bazemore 15 Prince, Dedmon, Plumlee, Bazemore, Schröder: 1-0 Ilyasova (1 left knee strain; 8 bone bruise, left knee; 1 illness; 1 right shoulder sprain) Morris 13 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Dorsey, Delaney: 0-1 Cavanaugh (9 sprained right ankle) Brussino 11 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Dorsey, Schröder: 1-3 Collins (6 left AC joint sprain; 2 left ankle sprain) Ilyasova 10 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Bazemore, Taylor: 0-1 Taylor (5 right retinal tear) Taylor 10 Prince, Muscala, Dedmon, Lee, Schröder: 1-0 Babbitt (3 low back) Schrӧder 8 Prince, Muscala, Dedmon, Lee, Taylor: 0-1 Belinelli (1 sprained left ankle) Dorsey 7 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Lee, Schröder: 0-1 Babbitt 7 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Lee, Taylor: 1-4 Collins 6 Prince, Collins, Plumlee, Lee, Taylor: 0-1 Evans 2 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Bembry, Taylor: 1-0 Belinelli 1 Prince, Collins, Dedmon, Bembry, Lee: 1-1 KEEPING UP WITH THE HAWKS: Official website YouTube Media website atlantahawkspr.wordpress.com Facebook Google plus.google.com/+atlantahawks/posts Twitter twitter.com/atlhawks Instagram PR Twitter twitter.com/hawkspr Snapchat

7 TRANSACTIONS 4/7 Recalled Tyler Cavanaugh and Jeremy Evans, and transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 4/5 Assigned Tyler Cavanaugh and Jeremy Evans, and transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 4/4 Recalled Tyler Cavanaugh and Jeremy Evans, and transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 4/2 Assigned Tyler Cavanaugh and Jeremy Evans, and transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 4/1 Signed Damion Lee for the remainder of the season 4/1 Signed Jeremy Evans to a 10-day contract Transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III while also recalling Tyler Cavanaugh from Erie of the NBA G League 3/31 Transferred Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League... 3/29 Assigned Tyler Cavanaugh and transferred Josh Magette to Erie of the NBA G League 3/23 Signed Damion Lee to a second 10-day contract 3/21 Signed guard Jaylen Morris to a multi-year contract 3/19 Transferred Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 3/18 Transferred Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 3/15 Transferred Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 3/14 Transferred Josh Magette from Erie of the NBA G League and transferred Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 3/14 Signed guard Antonius Cleveland to a multi-year contract Transferred Josh Magette to Erie of the NBA G League 3/13 Signed Damion Lee to a 10-day contract 3/12 Recalled Tyler Cavanaugh from Erie of the NBA G League 3/11 Signed Jaylen Morris to a 10-day contract 3/5 Transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 2/28 Assigned Tyler Cavanaugh to Erie of the NBA G League Signed Jaylen Morris to a 10-day contract 2/27 Transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 2/26 Requested waivers on Ersan Ilyasova Transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 2/24 Transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 2/22 Signed Antonius Cleveland to a 10-day contract 2/21 Transferred Josh Magette and Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 2/15 Transferred Andrew White III to Erie of the NBA G League 2/11 Transferred Andrew White III from Erie of the NBA G League 2/9 Requested waivers on Marco Belinelli 2/8 Requested waivers on Okaro White and Sheldon Mac Acquired Okaro White from the Miami Heat in exchange for Luke Babbitt Acquired Sheldon Mac and cash considerations from the Washington Wizards in exchange for a protected 2019 second round draft pick 2/4 Recalled Tyler Cavanaugh from Erie of the NBA G League 2/1 Assigned Tyler Cavanaugh to Erie of the NBA G League 1/28 Recalled Tyler Cavanaugh and Isaiah Taylor from Erie of the NBA G League 1/25 Assigned Tyler Cavanaugh and Isaiah Taylor to Erie of the NBA G League 1/20 Recalled DeAndre Bembry, Mike Muscala and Isaiah Taylor from Erie of the NBA G League Transferred Josh Magette to Erie 1/18 Assigned DeAndre Bembry, Mike Muscala and Isaiah Taylor to Erie of the NBA G League Transferred Josh Magette to Atlanta 1/15 - Signed Andrew White III to a two-way contract 1/5 Recalled DeAndre Bembry from Erie of the NBA G League 12/31 Recalled Mike Muscala from Erie of the NBA G League 12/27 Assigned DeAndre Bembry and Mike Muscala to Erie of the NBA G League 12/23 Recalled Mike Muscala and Tyler Dorsey from Erie of the NBA G League 12/19 Assigned Mike Muscala and Tyler Dorsey to Erie of the NBA G League 12/18 Signed forward Tyler Cavanaugh to a multi-year contract 12/14 Recalled Tyler Dorsey from Erie of the NBA G League 12/13 Transferred Josh Magette to Erie of the NBA G League 12/12 Assigned Tyler Dorsey to Erie of the NBA G League Transferred Josh Magette to Atlanta Recalled John Collins from Erie of the NBA G League Assigned John Collins to Erie of the NBA G League 12/8 Requested waivers on Nicolas Brussino 12/3 Recalled Nicolas Brussino from Erie of the NBA G League 12/2 Recalled Tyler Dorsey from Erie of the NBA G League 12/1 Transferred Josh Magette to Erie of the NBA G League 11/26 Assigned Tyler Dorsey to Erie of the NBA G League 11/22 Assigned Nicolas Brussino to Erie of the NBA G League Transferred Josh Magette to Atlanta 11/19 Recalled Nicolas Brussino, Tyler Dorsey and Miles Plumlee from Erie of the NBA G League 11/15 Assigned Nicolas Brussino and Miles Plumlee to Erie of the NBA G League 11/12 Assigned Tyler Dorsey to Erie of the NBA G League 11/5 Signed Tyler Cavanaugh to a two-way contract 10/30 Transferred Josh Magette to Erie of the NBA G League 10/20 Named Michelle Leftwich Vice President of Salary Cap Administration 10/17 Signed free agent Isaiah Taylor 10/14 Exercised the third-year ( ) options on the contracts of DeAndre Bembry and Taurean Prince Requested waivers on Kay Felder and Richard Jefferson Acquired Kay Felder, Richard Jefferson, two future second round draft picks and cash considerations from Cleveland in exchange for the rights to Dimitrios Agravanis and Sergiy Gladyr 10/13 Requested waivers on Tyler Cavanaugh, Quinn Cook and Jeremy Evans 10/6 Requested waivers on John Jenkins and Jordan Mathews 9/25 Signed free agent John Jenkins Waived DeAndre Liggins Acquired DeAndre Liggins and cash considerations from the L.A. Clippers in exchange for draft considerations 9/21 Signed free agents Jeremy Evans and Jordan Mathews 9/7 Named Rod Higgins College Scout, Brady Howe Assistant Athletic Trainer, Adam Loiacono Performance Therapist, Dan Martinez Senior Director of Team Operations and Derek Pierce Pro Player Personnel Scout Promoted Daniel Bove to Sports Scientist/Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach, Scottie Parker to Head Athletic Trainer, Zach Peterson to Video Coordinator, Patrick St. Andrews to Assistant Coach and Daniel Starkman to Manager of Basketball Information and Scouting Coordinator 9/6 Signed free agents Quinn Cook, Josh Magette (two-way contract) and Tyler Cavanaugh 8/9 Signed free agent Luke Babbitt 7/31 Requested waivers on Diamond Stone 7/25 Re-signed Mike Muscala Named Josh Longstaff Head Coach of the club s NBA G League Affiliate Erie 7/22 Claimed Nicolas Brussino off waivers 7/21 Re-signed Ersan Ilyasova and signed free agent Dewayne Dedmon 7/14 Signed second round draft pick Tyler Dorsey 7/7 Requested waivers on Jamal Crawford Named Chris Jent as an Assistant Coach 7/6 Acquired a future first-round pick (Houston s 2018 selection), Diamond Stone, Jamal Crawford and cash considerations from the L.A. Clippers as part of a three-team transaction, which sent a 2019 second round pick (Washington s) to Denver and Danilo Gallinari from the Nuggets to the Clippers 7/1 Signed first round draft pick John Collins 6/30 Requested waivers on Mike Dunleavy 6/28 Traded Ryan Kelly to Houston in exchange for cash considerations 6/22 Selected John Collins (19 th overall) in the first round and Tyler Dorsey (41 st overall) and Alpha Kaba (60 th overall) in the second round of the 2017 NBA Draft 6/20 Acquired Marco Belinelli, Miles Plumlee and the 41 st overall pick of the 2017 NBA Draft from Charlotte in exchange for Dwight Howard and the 31 st overall pick of the 2017 NBA Draft 5/25 Named Travis Schlenk General Manager and Head of Basketball Operations. HEAD COACH MIKE BUDENHOLZER Overall NBA Coaching Record: (.520) (5 th year) BIOS Now in his fifth season in Atlanta, Mike Budenholzer is the 12 th full-time head coach in Hawks history. He was named head coach on May 28, 2013 and has led the Hawks to a (.576) regular season mark entering the season. Last season, he led Atlanta to a regular season finish, placing fifth in the Eastern Conference, as the club reached the postseason for the fourth time in his four years. Overall, Atlanta has made 10 consecutive postseason trips, the longest stretch in Atlanta history and the longest active streak in the Eastern Conference (second in the NBA to the Spurs). In , the Hawks went 48-34, good for fourth in the East, and topped Boston in the first round of the NBA Playoffs (Atlanta s first series win over the Celtics in franchise history), reaching at least the Conference Semis for the second straight year. From , the Hawks had the best two-year combined mark (108-56) in the history of the franchise. Budenholzer led the Hawks to a number of milestones in , including the best record in franchise history (60-22,.732), the club's first-ever trip to the Eastern Conference Finals, Atlanta's first Division title since 1993-'94 and the first time with the Eastern Conference's top seed since that same season. In addition, the Hawks put together a franchiserecord 19-game win streak, tying the fifth-longest single-season streak in NBA history. Budenholzer and his staff coached the Eastern Conference All-Star team in February 2015 in New York. He was the Eastern Conference Coach of the Month for December 2014 and January 2015, becoming the first Hawks coach to win the honor in back-to-back months. Atlanta became the first team in NBA history to finish a month 17-0 in January. He capped off by winning the NBA s Coach of the Year award. In his first season in Atlanta, Budenholzer led the Hawks to their seventh consecutive postseason appearance with a record. The team reached the playoffs playing their best basketball of the season and pushed the top-seeded Indiana Pacers to seven games in their first round series. Budenholzer spent the previous 19 seasons with the San Antonio Spurs, winning four NBA championships along the way. As an assistant coach since the season, he helped lead San Antonio to a league-best (.675) regular season record, a league-best playoff mark (.616) and NBA titles in 1999, 2003, 2005 and Hired by the Spurs prior to the campaign, Budenholzer spent his first two seasons as a video coordinator before being named an assistant coach. He also served as an advance scout for Team USA for the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. Budenholzer is a 1993 graduate of Pomona College where he received a bachelor's degree in politics, philosophy and economics and was a four-year letterman in both basketball and golf. Following college, he played professionally in Denmark for the Vejle Basketball Klub, also getting his start in coaching, serving as head coach for two different teams in the Vejle system. Budenholzer raised over $100,000 last season for the Atlanta Community Food Bank, giving money raised from his Assists for Hunger program and a fundraiser dinner. A native of Holbrook, AZ, he has four children: Will, Libby, Hanna and John. His father Vince spent 25 years as a high school and college basketball coach in Arizona before retiring in 1997, and was inducted into the Arizona Coaches Association Hall of Fame. The youngest of seven children, Budenholzer was born on August 6, 1969.

8 KENT BAZEMORE #24 G /1/89 Old Dominion 6 th year MIN (12/6) 50 v/nyk (1/29/17) PTS 29 v/gsw (3/2) 29 v/gsw (3/2/18) LAST FIVE GAMES REBS (11/5) 13 v/orl (2/8/16) Opp MINS PTS REBS ASTS STLS BLKS PF FGs 3FGs FTs ASTS 7 (6x) 8 (2x) Inactive - Right Knee Bone Bruise STLS 5 (2x) 6 v/sas (3/19/14) 4/4 v/mia Inactive - Right Knee Bone Bruise BLKS 3 v/det (12/14) 4 v/min (12/21/16) Inactive - Right Knee Bone Bruise FGM 10 v/gsw (3/2) 11 v/mia (12/14/15) Inactive - Right Knee Bone Bruise 3FGM (12/12) (12/12/17) 4/10 v/phi Inactive - Right Knee Bone Bruise FTM 10 v/mil (10/29) 10 v/mil (10/29/17) NOTABLE: Averaged 12.9 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 3.5 apg and 1.5 spg in 27.5 mpg (.420 FG%,.394 3FG%,.796 FT%) in 65 games (all starts), setting single season career-highs in ppg, apg, spg, 3FG% and FTM (160) Ranked 14 th in the NBA in spg and 39 th in 3FG% Scored in double-figures 45 times, including point nights Put in a career-high 29 points (10-16 FGs, 5-7 3FGs, 4-5 FTs) to go with three rebounds, two steals and one block v/gsw (3/2) Hit a career-high six (12/12), finishing with points (7-13 FGs, FGs), eight rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks Knocked down a career-high 10 FTs (10-10) v/mil (10/29), on his way to 15 points, six assists, two rebounds and two steals Missed 15 games (3/13-4/10) with a right knee bone bruise FREE THROWS: Full name is Kenneth Lamont Bazemore, Jr. and parents are Kenneth and Glynis Bazemore Has a brother, WyKevin, who was a four-time All-CIAA performer at Winston-Salem State Recipient of the city of Atlanta s Phoenix Award this past August, the highest honor the Mayor can bestow on an individual in recognition of their achievements and service to the city Majored in human services and criminal justice at ODU Married over the summer to his wife, Samantha Favorite TV show is The Blacklist, while his favorite author is Vince Flynn Named North Carolina Coastal Conference Player of the Year as a senior at Bertie High School, and Roanoke-Chowan Player of the Year his final two years Has his own charitable foundation (ARMS). DEANDRE BEMBRY #95 F /4/94 Saint Joseph s 2 nd year MIN 27 (2x) (4/12/17) PTS 13 v/bkn (12/4) 13 v/bkn (12/4/17) LAST FIVE GAMES REBS 6 (3x) (4/12/17) Opp MINS PTS REBS ASTS STLS BLKS PF FGs 3FGs FTs ASTS 7 v/phi (4/10) 7 v/phi (4/10/18) 17: STLS 5 v/phi (4/10) 5 v/phi (4/10/18) 4/4 v/mia Inactive List - Load Maintenance BLKS 1 (11x) 1 (16x) 16: FGM 5 (2x) 5 (4x) 20: FGM 1 (10x) 1 (11x) 4/10 v/phi 22: FTM 3 v/orl (12/9) 3 v/orl (12/9/17) NOTABLE: Saw action in 26 games (three starting assignments), putting up 5.2 ppg, 2.8 rpg and 1.9 apg in 17.5 mpg (.414 FG%,.367 3FG%,.576 FT%) Averaged 7.7 ppg, 3.7 apg, 2.7 rpg and 2.0 spg (.474 FG%,.500 3FG%,.500 FT%) as a starter Scored in double-figures four times Tallied seven points, seven assists, five steals and four rebounds in 22 minutes v/phi (4/10), setting career-highs in assists and steals Had eight points (career-high 3-4 FTs), six assists, two rebounds and one block v/orl (12/9) Recorded 13 points, three rebounds, two assists, one block and one steal (5-12 FGs, 2-3 FTs) v/bkn (12/4), setting or tying career-highs in points and FGM Posted 12 points, five rebounds and two steals (career-high tying 5-11 FGs, /2 Averaged 12.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 3.3 apg and and 2.7 spg (.484 FG%,.636 FT%) in three games (all starts) with Erie of the NBA G League Missed 14 games (10/20-11/15) due to a fractured right wrist and subsequent surgery (on 10/24), eight contests (1/5-1/17, 1/22) due to a left groin strain, 10 games (1/24-2/9) due to a left adductor strain and 17 games (2/26-3/30, 4/4) with an abdominal strain FREE THROWS: Born in Charlotte, NC Son of Essence Bembry Wearing uniform No. 95 in memory of his brother Adrian Potts, who passed away just prior to the 2016 NBA Draft First player in NBA history to wear that number Moved to New Jersey where he attended the St. Patrick School Tallied over 1,000 career points in high school and was named the 2013 Union County Player of the Year after averaging 21.8 points and 9.0 rebounds as a senior Was a nominee for the 2013 McDonald s All- American Team and participated in the 2013 Jordan Brand Classic Majored in sports marketing. TYLER CAVANAUGH #34 F /9/94 George Washington Rookie MIN (12/6) (12/6/17) PTS (11/13) (11/13/17) LAST FIVE GAMES REBS (12/12) (12/12/17) Opp MINS PTS REBS ASTS STLS BLKS PF FGs 3FGs FTs ASTS 4 v/sac (11/15) 4 v/sac (11/15/17) Inactive List - G League STLS (12/22) (12/22/17) 4/4 v/mia 9: BLKS 1 (4x) 1 (4x) Inactive List - G League FGM (11/13) (11/13/17) DNP - Coach's Decision 3FGM (11/13) (11/13/17) 4/10 v/phi DNP - Coach's Decision FTM 4 v/cha (3/15) 4 v/cha (3/15/18) NOTABLE: Tallied 4.7 ppg and 3.3 rpg in 13.3 mpg (.441 FG%,.360 3FG%,.810 FT%) in 39 games (one start) Scored in doublefigures seven times Made his first career (12/12) recording 11 points, nine rebounds, one assist and one steal in 29 minutes (4-9 FGs, 1-3 3FGs, 2-2 FTs) Put in 16 points (6-7 FGs, 4-4 3FGs) to go with six rebounds and two assists in 18 Made his NBA (11/5), finishing with one rebound in three minutes of action Averaged 14.7 points (.492 FG%,.451 3FG%,.952 FT%) and 7.3 rpg in 11 games (five starts) for Erie of the NBA G League, while also playing in three postseason games Missed nine games (2/4-2/26) with a right ankle sprain Signed to a contract on 12/18 after previously signing a two-way contract on 11/15 Originally signed by the Hawks as a free agent on 9/6 and was waived on 10/13 FREE THROWS: Given name is Tyler Robert Cavanaugh Son of John and Marie Cavanaugh Father played basketball at Hamilton College (N.Y.) and professionally overseas Born 2/9/94 in Syracuse, NY Has two younger sisters, Kayleigh and Julia Wore No. 34 at Jamesville-Dewitt High School Helped Jamesville-DeWitt to three straight New York State Class A titles from and a state semifinal appearance in 2012 Averaged 19.3 ppg as a senior in 2012 to earn First Team All-State honors and was a finalist for New York's Mr. Basketball.

9 ANTONIUS CLEVELAND #0 G /2/94 Southeast Missouri State Rookie NBA MIN (12/14) (12/14/17) ATL PTS 5 (2x) 5 (2x) REBS 3 v/lac (12/2) 3 v/lac (12/2/17) LAST FIVE GAMES ASTS 1 (2x) 1 (2x) Opp MINS PTS REBS ASTS STLS BLKS PF FGs 3FGs FTs STLS (12/10) (12/10/17) DNP - Coach's Decision BLKS (12/10) (12/10/17) 4/4 v/mia 12: FGM 2 v/phi (4/10) 2 v/phi (4/10/18) 9: FGM 1 (3x) 1 (3x) 7: FTM 2 v/mia (4/4) 2 v/mia (4/4/18) 4/10 v/phi 12: NOTABLE: Saw action in 17 combined games between Atlanta and Dallas, averaging 1.4 ppg in 7.2 mpg (.381 FG%,.750 3FG%,.667 FT%) In four games for the Hawks, put up 3.3 ppg and 1.0 rpg in 10.4 mpg (.571 FG%, 3-3 3FGs, 2-2 FTs) Made his Hawks debut v/mia (4/4), posting five points (1-2 FGs, 1-1 3FGs, 2-2 FTs), two rebounds and one block in 12 minutes Missed 18 games (2/23-4/1) due to left ankle rehab Signed to a multi-year contract on 3/14 after previously signing consecutive 10-day contracts on 2/22 and 3/4 Played in 13 games with Dallas earlier in the season, averaging 0.8 ppg and 0.8 rpg in 6.2 mpg Tallied 13.6 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.1 apg and 1.7 spg (.538 FG%,.500 3FG%.826 FT%) in seven games between Santa Cruz and Texas of the NBA G League (six games with the Warriors and one with the Legends) Signed a two-way contract with Dallas on 11/17 and was waived on 12/19 FREE THROWS: Played four years at Southeast Missouri State ( ) As a senior in , averaged 16.6 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.2 assists, 1.4 steals and 32.9 minutes in 33 games (all starts) en route to being named to All-Ohio Valley Conference First Team Born Feb. 2, 1994, in Memphis, TN Grew six inches (from 5-8 to 6-2) between his junior and senior seasons of high school Nickname is AC. JOHN COLLINS #20 F/C /23/97 Wake Forest Rookie MIN 38 v/lac (11/22) 38 v/lac (11/22/17) PTS 21 (2x) 21 (2x) LAST FIVE GAMES REBS 16 v/tor (1/24) 16 v/tor (1/24/18) Opp MINS PTS REBS ASTS STLS BLKS PF FGs 3FGs FTs ASTS 6 v/phi (3/30) 6 v/phi (3/30/18) 32: STLS 4 v/lac (11/22) 4 v/lac (11/22/17) 4/4 v/mia 27: BLKS 4 (5x) 4 (5x) 30: FGM (11/20) (11/20/17) 32: FGM (4/3) (4/3/18) 4/10 v/phi 30: FTM 6 (2x) 6 (2x) NOTABLE: Averaged 10.5 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 1.3 apg and 1.1 bpg in 24.1 mpg (.576 FG%,.340 3FG%,.715 FT%) in 74 contests (26 starts) Ranked seventh in the NBA in FG%, 10 th in Eff. FG% (.591), t25 th in bpg and 33 rd in rpg Led NBA rookies in off. rebounds (176), ranked second in FG% and bpg, third in rpg, fifth in double-doubles (11) and 11 th in ppg Scored in double-figures 40 times (including two 20-point outings) and had 17 double-digit rebounding nights Averaged 11.2 ppg, 7.9 rpg and 2.0 apg (.580 FG%,.333 3FG%,.689 FT%) as a starter Started for the first time in his career v/lac (11/22), ending the game with 14 points, 10 rebounds, four steals and three assists in 38 minutes (7-9 FGs) Made his NBA (10/18), finishing with 14 points, five rebounds, two steals and one assist in 22 minutes (6-10 FGs, 2-3 FTs) Started and saw 23 minutes of action in the 2018 Mtn Dew Kickstart Rising Stars game (2/16) during All-Star Weekend tallying 11 points, three rebounds, two steals and one block (5-8 FGs, 1-2 FTs) Missed six games (12/2-12/12) due to a left AC joint sprain and missed two games (3/20-3/22) due to a left ankle sprain Selected by the Hawks in the first round (19 th overall) of the 2017 NBA Draft and signed to a contract on 7/1 FREE THROWS: Full name is John Martin Collins III Nickname is "JC" Son of Lyria Rissing-Collins Born 9/23/97 in Layton, UT. Has one younger sibling (Jayden) A 2015 graduate and three-year letterman at Cardinal Newman High School in West Palm Beach, FL, where he was named Florida Class 4A Player of the Year, as well as Player of the Year by the Palm Beach Post, the Sun Sentinel and the Gatorade (Palm Beach) Averaged 20.3 ppg and 10.2 rpg during his senior season. DEWAYNE DEDMON #14 C /12/89 Southern California 5 th year MIN 36 v/bos (11/6) 36 v/bos (11/6/17) PTS 20 (2x) 20 (2x) LAST FIVE GAMES REBS 15 (2x) (2/10/17) Opp MINS PTS REBS ASTS STLS BLKS PF FGs 3FGs FTs ASTS 5 v/sac (11/15) 5 v/sac (11/15/17) DNP - Sore Rib STLS 3 v/det (2/11) 3 (3x) 4/4 v/mia 22: BLKS 4 v/ind (2/28) 6 v/nyk (2/11/15) 31: FGM 9 v/sac (11/15) 9 (2x) 27: FGM 3 (3x) 3 (3x) 4/10 v/phi 25: FTM 6 v/phi (4/10) (11/7/15) NOTABLE: Recorded 10.0 ppg, 7.9 rpg and 1.5 apg in 24.9 mpg (.524 FG%,.355 3FG%,.779 FT%) in 62 games (46 starting assignments) Set single season career-highs in ppg, rpg, apg, spg (0.7), mpg, FGM (250), 3FG%, 3FGM (50), FT% and FTM (67) and starts Ranked t22 nd in the NBA in rpg Scored in double-figures 33 times (two 20-point nights) and had 18 doubledigit rebounding efforts Had 15 double-doubles (career-high) Averaged 10.6 ppg, 8.4 rpg and 1.4 apg (.534 FG%, FG%,.757 FT%) as a starter Put up 20 points (7-9 FGs, 1-1 3FGs, 5-6 FTs), 13 rebounds, three steals, one block and one steal v/det (2/11), tying career-highs in points and steals Knocked down a career-high tying three 3FGs v/lac (11/22) on his way to 17 points, six rebounds, one assist and one block (6-8 FGs, 3-4 3FGs, 2-4 FTs) Tallied 20 points, 14 rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks in 24 minutes (9-10 FGs, 1-1 3FGs, 1-3 FTs) v/sac (11/15), setting or tying career-highs in points, assists and FGM Also tied career-best of three 3FGM v/ind (2/28) and v/orl (4/1) Hit his first career (10/20), finishing the night with 11 points, seven rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block (5-9 FGs, 1-1 3FGs) Missed 19 games (11/30-1/7) due to a left tibia stress reaction and one game due to a sore rib (4/3) Signed with the Hawks on 7/21 FREE THROWS: Full name is Dewayne Jamal Dedmon The son of Thomas Dedmon and Gail Lewis, and has two older sisters, Sabrina and Marina Majored in sociology while at USC Did not play organized basketball until his senior year of high school due to religious reasons.