If you weren't aware, the Atlanta Hawks lost superstar and team leader Trae Young early in their Oct. 29 game against the Brooklyn Nets. Luckily they walked out

There is no reason Atlanta cannot be and it starts with Young. The four-time NBA All-Star has averaged 25.3 points per game in his career, with 3.5 rebounds and 9.8 assists. He is a 43.2-percent shooter from the paint and 35.2-percent from beyond the arc.

Hawks guard Trae Young will miss the team’s NBA Cup opener against the injury-hit Pacers with a right knee sprain.

Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls are off to a 2-0 start in the 2025-26 season, knocking off two potential playoff teams in the Detroit Pistons and Orlando Magi

Will the Hawks be able to deliver on preseason hype? Find out how to watch Trae Young and company all season long.

A mock trade has the Atlanta Hawks sending Trae Young to the Miami Heat in exchange for a package headlined by a former Golden State Warriors champion.

The Bulls have already ruled out Coby White (right calf), Zach Collins (left scaphoid), Emanuel Miller (G League), Trentyn Flowers (G League), and Lachlan Olbrich (G League). Missing Giddey, along with White and Collins, would certainly test their depth against the Hawks. However, Atlanta is dealing with a few notable injuries of their own.

The Toronto Raptors and Atlanta Hawks, two teams that failed to make the NBA playoffs a year ago, bring high aspirations into their season opener on Wednesday in Atlanta.

It generally seems like every former hooper has their own podcast these days. With the rise of players-only podcasts, fans can’t seem to get enough of absurd takes on the game today. One of the most notable podcasters today is former Hawks guard Jeff Teague.

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks tip off the 2025-26 NBA season tonight at home with a swell of optimism despite missing the playoffs last year.