US EditionTrae Young returns to Atlanta for the first time since blockbuster trade to the Wizards
- On Tuesday night, Trae Young returned to Atlanta but did not play as he rehabs a sprained right knee and quadriceps contusion, sitting under the stands during a tribute video and standing ovation.
- The Hawks traded Trae Young in early January to the Washington Wizards for CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert after a season heading toward another mediocre finish.
- Kuminga's efficient 9-for-12 shooting, including three threes, helped the Hawks win 119-98 after he finished with 27 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals in 24 minutes.
- The Hawks will face Washington again on Thursday, with Jonathan Kuminga likely to see more minutes due to Jalen Johnson's injury, while coach Quin Snyder praised Kuminga's maturity.
- Young leaves Atlanta as the franchise leader in 4,837 assists and 1,295 made three-pointers, while the Wizards manage his recovery after nearly two months without playing.
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Hawks honor Wizards' Young in return to Atlanta
Trae Young, who is recovering from a sprained right knee and quadriceps contusion, returned to Atlanta on Tuesday night, his first appearance in his longtime home since he was dealt to the Wizards in a blockbuster trade last month.
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Trae Young returns to Atlanta for the first time since blockbuster trade to the Wizards
Trae Young has returned to Atlanta for the first time since the Hawks dealt their star guard to the Washington Wizards in a blockbuster trade last month.
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