#1 Jeremy Lin

When Jeremy Lin was acquired from the Brooklyn Nets over the summer, the 30-year-old was expected to become the Hawks starting point guard. Despite this, Lin missed the opening week of the season due to injury, and rookie Trae Young has been the starting guard ever since.

Lin has nevertheless found a role on the Hawks bench, and in 25 appearances, he has averaged 10.6 points and 3.1 assists, while shooting a career-high .503 from the field. Lin's impact from the bench has resulted in him being linked to playoff-chasing teams such as the New Orleans Pelicans, and the Hawks are unlikely to stand in his way.
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The Atlanta franchise is already well out of contention, and the Hawks will be happy to receive a draft pick and a young player in return for Lin. A trade would also provide the veteran guard with an opportunity to play on a contender again, so this looks like a great deal for all parties.
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