Soon after, the Warriors dealt Kuminga to the Atlanta Hawks, where he averaged 13.7 points through a hard-fought six-game series against the New York Knicks. Still, the Hawks declined Kuminga's option, freeing over $24 million from the team's cap sheet. Instead, Atlanta reinvested in CJ McCollum and Jock Landale, while trading for Lu Dort, Aaron Wiggins, Devin Carter, and Ryan Nembhard. Whether a third team is interested in Dennis Schröder or Max Strus, or any of the Lakers listed above, remains to be seen. The Hawks could go into the tax, but can only add about $13.7 million in salary under the first-apron hard cap.