The Atlanta Hawks were aggressive in free agency as they seek a playoff berth in 2021 and that translated into more interest from fans in purchasing tickets, according to data from Vivid Seats.

Here are the biggest risers, calculating change in rank (1-30) from draft night compared to the week since then:

1. Atlanta Hawks (+16)

2. Toronto Raptors (+11)

3. Utah Jazz (+10) 

4. Portland Trail Blazers (+5)

5. T- New York Knicks / New Orleans Pelicans (+3)

The Hawks jumped from 25th to 9th while the Raptors went from 16th to fifth overall.

Overall rank of demand since the draft:

1. Los Angeles Lakers

2. Charlotte Hornets

3. New York Knicks

4. Philadelphia 76ers

5. Toronto Raptors

The Hornets’ demand has kept up from the draft, though they got jumped by the Lakers (who are normally No. 1).

The interest in the Raptors could be related to the franchise playing the 20-21 season in Tampa.

The Atlanta Hawks signed Danilo Gallinari to a three-year, $61.5 million contract in free agency, but Year 3 is only partially guaranteed.

For the third season of the deal in 22-23, Gallinari's contract is guaranteed for just $5 million out of his $21.4 million.

Gallinari is 31 and has had injury issues throughout his career.

The Sacramento Kings have declined to match the four-year, $72 million offer sheet Bogdan Bogdanovic signed with the Atlanta Hawks.

The Kings perhaps signaled their intent to not retain Bogdanovic in restricted free agency when they discussed a sign-and-trade deal with the Milwaukee Bucks that eventually fell through last week.

The Kings signed Buddy Hield to a four-year, $94 million extension before the 19-20 season and they drafted Tyrese Haliburton last week, making the shooting guard position crowded for the team.

The Hawks were aggressive in free agency this offseason in hopes of returning to the playoffs in 2021, also signing Danio Gallinari, Rajon Rondo and Kris Dunn.

The Sacramento Kings have until 11:59 PM ET on Tuesday evening to match the four-year, $72 million offer sheet Bogdan Bogdanovic signed with the Atlanta Hawks. Sacramento gets two full business days to make their decision despite the contract being signed on a Sunday.

The Kings have yet to signal their intentions on Bogdanovic's offer sheet.

Sacramento attempted to move Bogdanovic to the Milwaukee Bucks in a sign-and-trade before the start of free agency that fell apart.

Solomon Hill has agreed to a one-year deal with the Atlanta Hawks.

Hill finished last season with the Miami Heat.

Bogdan Bogdanovic has signed a four-year, $72 million offer sheet with the Atlanta Hawks, sources told Marc Stein of The New York Times.

The deal includes a player option for the fourth year and a 15% trade kicker.

If he re-signs with the Kings, Bogdanovic will have a no-trade clause through the first season and cannot be traded to the Hawks. 

The max trade kicker in the contract is structured so that the team that trades him is responsible for paying it. 

The Kings have 48 hours to match. 

The Atlanta Hawks are submitting an offer sheet for Bogdan Bogdanovic, sources told Sam Amick of The Athletic.

The 28-year-old averaged 15.1 points and 3.4 rebounds last season. 

Chris Kirschner of The Athletic reports the offer sheet is for $72 million over four seasons.

Kris Dunn has agreed to sign a two-year, $10 million deal with the Atlanta Hawks.

Dunn will have a player option for the second year.

The 26-year-old Dunn averaged 7.3 points and 3.4 assists last season. 

Danilo Gallinari will sign a three-year, $61.5 million deal with the Atlanta Hawks.

Gallinari spent last season with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Gallinari also is believed to have received interest from the Dallas Mavericks. 

The Los Angeles Clippers signed Gallinari to a three-year, $65 million deal in 2017.

The Atlanta Hawks have agreed to trade Dewayne Dedmon to the Detroit Pistons for Khyri Thomas and Tony Snell.

Both the Hawks and Pistons enter the offseason as cap space teams, but Atlanta is expected to pursue win-now moves.