Hawthorn Hawks

Hawthorn and GWS were the big players at the high rollers table during Wednesday night’s AFL Trade Period deadline — and they are both being left with major headaches.

Hawthorn were happy to part ways with Chad Wingard and Luke Breust before the contracted Hawks stars pushed back on AFL trades to GWS. Desperate to improve their draft hand under new coach Sam Mitchell,

Hawthorn has traded Jonathon Ceglar to Geelong on the final day of the 2021 trade period. The Hawks have sent the 30-year-old and a future fourth-round pick in exchange for a future third-round selection (tied to Brisbane).

Welcome to our live coverage of Day 9 of the AFL Trade Period. Giants star Bobby Hill’s trade request appears destined to go right down to the wire with GWS and Essendon locked in talks this week. Hawthorn is also a subject of intrigue following the bombshell move to put …

Rory Lobb’s hopes of being traded back to GWS appear dead in the water, while Hawthorn star Chad Wingard has made it crystal clear he doesn’t want to be shipped off to the Giants. Fremantle and GWS have been locked in negotiations since last week over the future of Lobb,

Hawthorn legend Shaun Burgoyne has revealed how the club’s off-field sagas impacted the playing group throughout a rocky 2021 campaign. The Hawks wanted to keep highly-rated assistant Sam Mitchell and long-time senior coach Alastair Clarkson,

Collingwood ruckman Max Lynch has requested a trade to Hawthorn, football boss Graham Wright has revealed. The 23-year-old big man has struggled for opportunity so far during his career, with Brodie Grundy locked into a long-term deal at the club having cemented the number one ruck role at the Pies.

Intrigue surrounds Hawthorn’s bombshell move to put its stars on the trade table — but a report claims the saga isn’t what was first thought. Hawthorn continues to be the subject of intrigue heading into the second week of trading following the bombshell move to put stars,

Kane Cornes thinks Port Adelaide and Richmond are “in play” to pinch a star player at Hawthorn before the trade period shuts on Wednesday night. It’s understood the Hawks are prepared to trade one of four senior contracted players – Tom Mitchell,

The 22-year-old former Bulldog junior was picked up by Hawthorn in the 2017 rookie draft and made his AFL debut in round five of the 2020 season. Jones was delisted last November but he spent this year with North Melbourne and took out the John Law Medal as the club's …