Hawks Down Kobe Bufkin To Start New Season

The Atlanta Hawks have made a big move in their pursuit of a playoff spot, signing free agent guard Kobe Bufkin to a one-year contract.

Bufkin, 24, was one of the most sought-after free agents on the market after averaging 12.5 points, 4.3 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game for the Iowa Wolves of the NBA G League last season.

He is a versatile guard who can play both point guard and shooting guard, and his ability to create his own shot and make plays for others will be a valuable asset to the Hawks.

The Hawks are hoping that Bufkin can help them improve their offense, which was one of the worst in the NBA last season.

They finished 29th in the league in scoring, and they are hoping that Bufkin can help them become a more dynamic and efficient offensive team.

Bufkin is a good shooter, and he is also a good passer, so he should be able to help the Hawks create more scoring opportunities for their other players.

He is also a good defender, so he should be able to help the Hawks improve their defense, which was also one of the worst in the NBA last season.

The Hawks are excited to have Bufkin on their team, and they are hoping that he can help them reach the playoffs this season.