On Friday, the Atlanta Hawks played without franchise point guard Trae Young for the first time this season, handily defeating the Indiana Pacers after sputtering out of the gates.
The Atlanta Hawks officially began NBA Cup play tonight as they took on the Indiana Pacers in the Hawks' third game of a four-game road trip. Similar to the last game, the Hawks were clicking as a team, and it showed on both ends of the court as they were able to get seven players in double-figure scoring.
Jalen Johnson posted 22 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists as the Atlanta Hawks beat the Indiana Pacers 128-108 in their NBA Cup East Group A opener on Friday in Indianapolis.
The Atlanta Hawks were in Indiana on Friday evening to face the Pacers in their first game of the NBA Cup this evening. With Trae Young ruled out, the Hawks were looking to get another win on their road trip as it’s near its end.
The Atlanta Hawks continue their four-game road trip tonight when they face the Indiana Pacers. Atlanta is of course going to be without Trae Young, but the Pacers have their own injury issues to worry about.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
It’s been a frenetic start to the 2025-26 season for the Atlanta Hawks. Atlanta opened the season with a blowout loss at home against the Toronto Raptors – a performance deemed as “embarrassing” by Trae Young postgame.
Even though the 2025-26 NBA season is just underway, injuries have already become a major storyline. Luka Doncic, LeBron James, Anthony Edwards, and Tyrese Haliburton are among the big-name players who are currently sidelined.
The Atlanta Hawks (2-3) are still in the early portion of their season and while contract decisions are not the main focus for the team right now, Atlanta made a no-brainer decision today regarding last year's No.
The entire NBA world was stunned on draft night when the Atlanta Hawks somehow convinced the Pelicans to send them an unprotected 2026 first-round pick just to move back about ten spots in the draft.
Smart defense. Reliable offense. Five games in, he’s already raising Atlanta’s floor. The Atlanta Hawks didn’t make the loudest move of the offseason, but they may have made one of the smartest.
The Atlanta Hawks haven’t started the season on a high (1-3), but showed promise in a close 128-123 loss to the undefeated Chicago Bulls on Monday. Now, they head to Brooklyn for the second stop of their four-game road trip.
The Atlanta Hawks have had a rough start to this season, even with the addition of Kristaps Porzingis this summer. They lost three games so far and are currently 1-3 for the season after losing 123-128 to the Bulls at the end of their opening week.
ATLANTA — The Hawks have stumbled out of the gate. A 1–3 start has cast a shadow over what was one of the most optimistic offseasons in recent memory. This was supposed to be the season Atlanta reclaimed its place among the Eastern Conference elite.
Despite having five players score at least 17 points — including three starters eclipsing 20 — the Hawks dropped their third game out of four to start the season, falling to the Bulls in Chicago as the home team improved to 3-0.