The Atlanta Hawks entered Sunday's NBA Draft Lottery with hopes of jumping into the top four and landing one of the elite prospects in this draft, but luck did not go their way. The Hawks ended up with the No. 8 pick in the draft, and while they are still going to have a chance to land an impact player at No. 8, it is a disappointment that they could not move up. Now the Hawks' front office is going to be tasked with figuring out what to do with the 8th and 23rd overall picks. Do they stay put and take the best available player, do they attempt to move up, or do they attempt to move down? Let's dive deeper into a potential trade-up scenario for the Hawks and which teams are most likely to be a trade partner. Not Likely I will just get the obvious out of the way, but barring some crazy offer that Hawks general manager Onsi Saleh is not likely to make, Atlanta is probably not going to be able to trade up into the top four of this draft.…