Atlanta Hawks' Blessing or Curse? | Trae Young

The Atlanta Hawks are in a tough spot with their superstar point guard Trae Young. While Young's offensive skills are off the charts, his defensive struggles and ball-dominant style have left the Hawks struggling to build a winning team around him. Now, with a surprise #1 draft pick and Young's free agency looming, the Hawks face a crucial decision: stick with their offensive dynamo or start fresh?
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[@dirtybirdxx]

I think trae young is a jamal murray and he needs that perfect alpha dog that fits his play style like jokic is for murray.

[@afroandrew816]

Nope he’s not right for Atlanta unless he takes a considerable pay cut they are gonna stay in a hole. The franchise is too cheap to have a player on a max contract. Getting players that more hungry would benefit the hawks more maybe not immediately but in the long run

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[@vonkaiser3]

Yes, keep tray, get help and offensive sets with player and ball movement. Please decrease his time with the ball and make him stay involved without the ball