On Saturday afternoon, the Atlanta Hawks will host the Miami Heat at State Farm Arena in Georgia. For the game, they could be without their best player, as Tra

Trae Young was the talk of the town after he hit one of the most bonkers shots in NBA history. With the Atlanta Hawks conceding a game-tying three to Utah Jazz guard Collin Sexton, it was going to be

Trae Young is questionable for the game against the Miami Heat on Saturday. The Atlanta Hawks star has been on the injury list for three weeks, so his appearance on the report isn’t surprising.

After the Utah Jazz tied up Tuesday’s game against the Atlanta Hawks, Trae Young ended it. He drained a half-court buzzer-beater to send Atlanta to the 124-121 victory. Young hit two free throws to put the Hawks ahead 121-118 with 8.

Trae Young took two dribbles, elevated and flicked his wrists, heaving a shot from 50 feet just before the buzzer sounded, watching it slide down the net to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a stunning win over the Utah Jazz.

The Hawks and Jazz both have extensive injury reports featuring marquee names entering Tuesday's matchup at Delta Center.

After beating the Chicago Bulls on Thursday, the Atlanta Hawks are back at home to face the Miami Heat and looking to get their third straight win. This is a big game when it comes to the Eastern ...

Fresh off of a big win over the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night, Tyler Herro and the Miami Heat remain on the road for a more favorable matchup with the

The Jazz don’t offer much resistance on defense, allowing 118.5 points per game, a Bottom-5 mark in the NBA. It’s been even worse during this home slide, if you can believe it, as Utah is giving up 120.6 points per game, with teams shooting 48.5% from the field and 36.7% from 3-point range.

While the Utah Jazz fell victim to a buzzer-beating half-court shot on Tuesday, the Miami Heat were earning a much-needed road win the same night. The Heat next visit the Jazz in Salt Lake City on Thursday with hopes of building on the momentum they picked up in a 114-98 win over the Golden StateWarriors in San Francisco.

Jalen Johnson scored 28 points and the Atlanta Hawks closed out a four-game homestand, winning a third straight contest, 120-110 over the Miami Heat on Saturday.

Stephen Curry has all love for Trae Young after the Hawks star drilled an epic buzzer-beater, showing shades of the Warriors star.