A look at the Hawks' playoff scenarios with 5 games to go in the regular season. Atlanta, currently the No. 5 seed in the Eastern Conference, has won 18 of its last 21 games.

The Atlanta Hawks and Orlando Magic have a lot of bad blood between them. The Magic didn’t seem to shy away from trying to spill more.

What tickles coach Quin Snyder and general manager Onsi Saleh is that it has been the product of a process to create a culture that could generate these results.

All seven of the Hawks’ new faces have contributed to the team’s success following the NBA All-Star break in February.

The Hawks stand sixth in the Eastern Conference. That’s the last guaranteed playoff spot.

Monday’s 112-102 win over the Celtics also capped off one of the Hawks’ best months of the season, as they posted a 13-2 record in March.

Hawks guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker has produced a convincing case for the NBA’s Most Improved Player award.

Snyder became the 41st coach in NBA history — and the sixth active NBA coach — to reach the milestone.

Atlanta is able to rest three players yet still win to remain tied for fifth in the East Conference with seven games left.

Payton Pritchard’s hot night proved too much for the Atlanta Hawks, who went cold after halftime in a 109-102 loss to the Celtics.