his father denies trade rumors

When rumors come from “rival GMs”, it is often necessary to be wary of them. So, Trae Young will he ask for a transfer if the Atlanta Hawks don’t go far enough in the playoffs? His father, Ray, seems surprised by these speculations. His son would be rather “busy trying to win in Atlanta” at the moment.

“That’s what sucks in professional basketball these days. Although I appreciate Kevin (O’Connor), there will now be Trae articles like this, just because “rival executives” believe something! Trae does not talk to other teams. He’s busy trying to win in Atlanta. Will it ever end?”asks the father.

On a background of tension with the coach Nate McMillan and the recent change at the head of the front office, now led by Landry Fields, the context indeed lends itself to a potential trade. Young, however, is under contract with the Hawks until 2025, with a player option for the 2025-2026 season. It is therefore difficult to imagine Atlanta and its star acting in a hurry, especially following having brought Dejounte Murray this summer.

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Currently 8th in the East, tied with the Pacers, the franchise is not living up to expectations. Trae Young’s frustration — if it’s real — is understandable. The leader, who is struggling to adapt to the arrival of Murray and who continues to be targeted in defense, is not, however, free from criticism.

The team might soon evolve with the very anticipated departure of John Collins. While that probably won’t be enough to turn things around, the Hawks can hope that roster changes and collective effort will get them back on a better footing for the second half of the season. To see if the next 50 games and the playoffs will satisfy Young.

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