NBA Trade Verdict

Hawks Win

Atlanta acquired cash considerations from Warriors in exchange for 2012 second-round pick (less favorable of Hawks and Suns picks; No. 52, Ognjen Kuzmic).

March 15, 2012 Atlanta Hawks / Golden State Warriors Record confidence: Private Record

Atlanta Hawks Received

  • Cash cash considerations

Golden State Warriors Received

  • Draft Pick 2012 second round pick (less favorable of Hawks, Suns picks) (#52- Ognjen Kuzmic

Trade Analysis

Atlanta Hawks Perspective

Atlanta converted 2012 second-round pick (less favorable of Hawks and Suns picks; No. 52, Ognjen Kuzmic) into cash considerations. The on-court and asset outcomes stayed close enough that neither team clearly separated.

Golden State Warriors Perspective

The incoming value clearly exceeded the cost. Golden State's return was 2012 second round pick (less favorable of Hawks, Suns picks) (#52-Ognjen Kuzmić), while the cost was cash considerations. The Warriors side grades at D+ and the other team package at F. The assessment weighs actual NBA production, contract and competitive-window context, and any realized draft conversion; it does not assume that later outcomes were perfectly predictable on the trade date.