As Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young’s trade rumors and proposals continue amid recovery from a right MCL sprain, NBA broadcaster Stan Van Gundy believes the Hawks should consider parting ways with the four-time All-Star.
Last night was a night to forget for the Atlanta Hawks. Atlanta was a massive favorite and looking for their third straight win, but the Washington Wizards, losers of 14 straight and the owners of the worst record in the NBA, had different plans.
Tonight, the Hawks resumed NBA Cup Tournament play, taking on the Washington Wizards after a couple of wins on the weekend that kept them undefeated. However,
The Hawks have had a strangely competitive recent streak against the moribund Washington Wizards. Tonight, they looked to handle business in NBA Cup action against their division rivals.
The Atlanta Hawks are aiming to extend their winning streak to three games tonight when they go on the road to face the Washington Wizards for the first time this season.
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There was a lot of hype surrounding the Atlanta Hawks‘ roster entering the 2025-26 NBA season after all the offseason additions they made. Along with adding Kristaps Porzingis, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and Luke Kennard, the Hawks were getting Jalen Johnson back from his shoulder injury.
The visiting Atlanta Hawks will look to make life worse for the hapless Washington Wizards on Tuesday night in NBA Cup action. Atlanta has won seven of its last nine games and is 9-4 since star point guard Trae Young went down with a sprained MCL on Oct.
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The Atlanta Hawks returned to State Farm Arena following their victory in New Orleans on Saturday night and swept the back-to-back as Atlanta rallied in the fourth quarter to secure the 113-110 victory.
The Atlanta Hawks passed their back-to-back test with flying colors, as they secured a 113-110 home win against the Charlotte Hornets yesterday, thanks to a crucial stop late in the contest.
In the heart of Atlanta, inside the electric cauldron of State Farm Arena, a battle between the Atlanta Hawks and the Charlotte Hornets unfolded that was less about basketball and more about sheer, unadulterated will.
ATLANTA, GA – All it took was one swipe. Or maybe a few. On the second game of a back-to-back, the Atlanta Hawks were back at home against the Charlotte Hornets, who were also coming off a back-to-back.
Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 23 points and came up with a crucial defensive play in the final seconds to help the Atlanta Hawks hold on for a 113-110 win over the visiting Charlotte Hornets on Sunday.
Kristaps Porzingis scored a season-high 29 points and Vit Krejci added 21 points on seven 3-pointers off the bench as the visiting Atlanta Hawks handed the New Orleans Pelicans their ninth straight loss, 115-98, on Saturday.
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The Atlanta Hawks have spent the past few seasons reshaping their frontcourt. Recently, one of the brightest signs in that process has been Mouhamed Gueye and his development.
For Hawks fans who have understandably checked out over the last several years, it’s time to check back in. On Sunday night, Atlanta found itself down 22 points in the fourth quarter without two of its best players, Trae Young and Kristaps Porzingis.