The 2023-24 NBA regular season has not gone according to plan for the Atlanta Hawks to this point. They are 32-39 on the season, holding onto the 10th spot in the Eastern Conference, which is the last one in the NBA Play-In Tournament.
The Atlanta Hawks announced that point guard Trae Young is making progress in his recovery from finger surgery. The three-time NBA All-Star needed surgery
Atlanta Hawks star guard Trae Young is moving closer toward a return from the left pinkie surgery he underwent last month. Young was re-examined Monday and will now begin the next step of his rehabilitation.
Even though the Kentucky Wildcats were booted out early from the NCAA tournament, Rob Dillingham has emerged as a potential lottery pick in the upcoming NBA Draft.
The Phoenix Suns will not see Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young tonight, as the star guard was ruled out due to a torn ligament in his left finger. Young is still recovering from surgery had three weeks ago after a specific tear of the radial collateral ligament (RCL) in the fifth finger of his left hand.
Two things can be true; The Atlanta Hawks have been one of the most disappointing (if not the most disappointing team) teams in the NBA this season and they have also not been healthy.
The Atlanta Hawks are currently stumbling toward the end of their season in the absence of point guard Trae Young, who has been out of the lineup for a few weeks now after sustaining a finger injury.
The Hawks have been a below-average team all season and have also been one of the most injured teams in the NBA this season. They have been in 10th place
On Sunday afternoon, Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving hit one of the most impressive game winners you will ever see to lift his team over the reigning NBA champion Denver Nuggets.
Russell's recent uptick in production may cause Rob Pelinka to think twice about a Trae Young trade.
Atlanta Hawks star guard Dejounte Murray put on a show against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday. The seven-year veteran sliced and diced the defense all night, tallying 40 points, two steals, and one block.
The Hawks are still in the midst of an injury riddled and disappointing season, but most Hawks fans and those around the league are more intrigued by what might be coming for Atlanta after the season.
Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks are in the midst of what has been a highly frustrating 2023-24 campaign. The Hawks are currently entrenched in tenth place in the Eastern Conference playoff picture, and Young will be out of the lineup for at least the next two-plus weeks after recently undergoing surgery on his finger.
If Anthony believes the Spurs would be a good destination, maybe it's wise for Young to think twice before pushing to be sent there.
The San Antonio Spurs have quite the bright future ahead of them; the Spurs franchise was the one blessed by the lottery gods with the privilege of drafting Victor Wembanyama, the most unique prospect the NBA has ever seen.
Seventeen years after standing on the wrong side of a "True Underdog Story" (namely one of the "Dodgeball" variety), Ben Stiller took in a heartbreaking
Two teams battling the injury report will face off Friday when the Memphis Grizzlies host the Atlanta Hawks. The matchup also includes a pair of squads with plenty of confidence following two-game winning streaks for each.
It may be easier for the Hawks to trade Young in the summer and recoup some assets ahead of a rebuild.
During an interview with NBA reporter Taylor Rooks of Bleacher Report, Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young said being called “selfish” bothers him a lot. Young has been called selfish by some coaches and anonymous NBA execs.
Young is currently on the mend after undergoing surgery to repair a tear of the radial collateral ligament (RCL) in the fifth finger of his left hand.
Trae Young told NBA reporter Taylor Rooks of Bleacher Report that he doesn’t want to get traded by the Atlanta Hawks. Young wants to win a championship in Atlanta. According to NBA reporter Howard Beck of The Ringer, the Hawks discussed a Young trade with the San Antonio Spurs before this year’s trade deadline.
While most teams would be thrilled with that kind of production, the problem is that the streetballer they gave up for Young is just plain better.
Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young underwent successful finger surgery on February 27. The three-time NBA All-Star needed surgery after an MRI revealed a tear
The Hawks delivered some devastating news on Sunday ahead of their matchup with the Orlando Magic, as an MRI revealed Trae Young has torn his radial collateral ligament.
The three-time All-Star will miss at least four weeks.
The NBA has fined Hawks guard Trae Young $35K for making an “inappropriate and unprofessional” gesture toward a referee in the fourth quarter of Monday’s loss to Chicago.
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