The Hawks have their core group of guys signed up for the coming season, but still could use a resigning in my mind.

Kirk Hinrich  Don’t know if he fits into the plans of the Hawks anymore, but he could be a good back up point guard for this team or another team if he ends up as a free agent.

Charlotte Bobcats

Another team that has a good number of guys already signed on for next season, and probably will send their number one pick a good chunk of change, so don’t see any reason to bring back any guys that are without contracts at this point.

Miami Heat

Only one guy on this team that I can see the Heat really wanting to resign, Ronny Turiaf.

Orlando Magic

Probably will have to offer Ryan Anderson a little more money as he was the Most Improved Player of the league and looks to be a great asset there.

Ryan Anderson  Qualifying offer of just over 3 million, but might have to bump that up to keep him around.

Jameer Nelson  Player option close to 8 million, and I think he takes that as he’s a good fit in Orlando.

Washington Wizards

This team might have to build through the draft and possible free agent or two.

Depending on how the NBA Finals shake up should determine where this team goes. But if they do lose, does that mean a new coach has to step in?  What about getting rid of Chris Bosh or other role players to make room for someone else?

Atlanta Hawks

Biggest question for the Hawks is what to do with the roster right now?  There’s been that same group of guys there for the past few years, but something doesn’t seem to click.  What about the contract of Joe Johnson?

Orlando Magic

What General Manager and coach are going to be there?  Does Dwight Howard finally agree to some long term extension and end all this where will he go drama?

Washington Wizards

What piece do the Wizards add from the draft? Any way to bring in a free agent to help this team?

Charlotte Bobcats

What head coach do the Bobcats bring in?  What direction will they go for the draft?