Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young (shin) has earned himself another questionable tag ahead of Monday's matchup against Milwaukee. He recently had an eye issue and is now on the injury report with right shin soreness. Young looked completely fine last time out with 34 points and 10 assists in 42 minutes versus New Orleans, so hopefully he is able to play in the big game. However, if Young is out, Dejounte Murray will get to run the show all on his own, and Aaron Holiday should see more action, along with his brother Justin.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young (eye) will suit up for Saturday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. This is good news after Young was listed as questionable earlier in the day due to a bruised left eye. It sounds like Young is good to go and should have his full workload on Saturday. He'll look to improve upon his 7-for-23 shooting performance from Wednesday. Fantasy managers should make sure to get Young back into their lineups for Saturday.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young (eye) is questionable ahead of the matchup versus the Pelicans. The 24-year-old sustained a bruised left eye during Wednesday's win over the Knicks and is questionable. Dejounte Murray will likely carry the load on the offensive end if Young isn't available. De'Andre Hunter and John Collins would also get more chances to produce. At the same time, Aaron Holiday could move into the starting lineup.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young notched a season-high 42 points against Milwaukee on Saturday, but he couldn't save his team from a 123-115 loss. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jrue Holiday each had 34 points and Young needed more support offensively. The Hawks star made half of his 10 shot attempts from deep and finished with a 15-for-32 overall effort from the field. He bagged six rebounds as well and had five assists with two turnovers. Young has improved his scoring output with each game so far this season, so it's going to be intriguing to see what he has stored for Toronto on Monday. The Raptors have given up the sixth-most points in the league to opposing point guards this season.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young may have had a rough shooting night, but he still ended as the game-high scorer. The 24-year-old finished with 28 points, nine assists and five rebounds on 9-for-25 shooting from the floor and 2-for-8 from deep. The Hawks as a team struggled to shoot the ball from everywhere on the court. This type of night isn't out of the ordinary for Young. His style means he'll have a bad shooting night from time to time. What he lacks in efficiency, he'll make up for in points, assists and threes made in category leagues.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young finished with 23 points during the win over the Rockets on Wednesday. He also added 13 assists, three rebounds, one steal, and a block. However, it wasn't Young's most impressive showing shooting the ball, with the former Sooner going 7-for-22 from the field while making one of his nine attempts from behind the arc. The 24-year-old shot a career-high 38.2% from deep last season, and while that still isn't the best, he should continue to put up points based on volume moving ahead.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young (illness) missed practice on Tuesday due to feeling under the weather. This doesn't seem to be a cause for concern for the star guard to miss their season-opening game. If the illness is more serious than portrayed, that would mean a bigger role for Dejounte Murray and more minutes for Aaron Holiday and Justin Holiday. Young and Murray are still set to debut in the revamped backcourt. The 24-year-old is going to be a force for many fantasy managers this season as he looks to build on his All-Star season from last year.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young will unquestionably need some support if the team hopes to make a run throughout the playoffs for years to come. During a recent interview with John, Hugh, and Abe Gordon of 92.9 Atlanta, general manager Travis Schlenk expressed the importance of upgrading the roster. With Delon Wright, Lou Williams, and Gorgui Dieng, among others, heading toward free agency, the Hawks may have some wiggle room to add some firepower. It also seems Schlenk hasn't ruled out the possibility of making a trade during the offseason. Young averaged 28.4 points while shooting a career-high 38.2% from deep during the 2021-22 campaign. Without a doubt, the 23-year-old is one of the most potent offensive options throughout the league. However, Young's shooting percentages need to continue to improve for managers in category formats to benefit fully from his talent on the court.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young had a rough outing in the team's 110-86 loss to the Miami Heat in Game 4 on Sunday. He shot just 3-for-11 from the field, scoring nine points and committing five turnovers. He had five assists and one rebound in the game. 10 of his 11 field goal attempts were three-pointers. It's been a roller coaster series so far for Young, who scored just eight points on 1-for-12 shooting in Game 1, then went on to compile a total of 49 points over the next two games. We'll see if he can bounce back from his Game 4 struggles as the team faces elimination in Tuesday's Game 5.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young scored a team-high 24 points in Wednesday's victory over the Charlotte Hornets. He also racked up 10 assists, three rebounds, one steal and one block. It wasn't his most efficient shooting night as he went 8-for-24 from the field, including 1-for-7 from three-point range. However, he was reliable as always from the free throw strike, shooting 7-for-8. The 23-year-old will now lead the Hawks into a second play-in game on Friday against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The two teams recently faced off in late March and Young racked up 30 points and nine assists in the game, which Atlanta won by 24 points.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young (groin) suffered a groin injury in the team's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday. He left the game in the first half, but was able to return. He is listed as probable ahead of Saturday's game against the Brooklyn Nets, so the injury certainly doesn't seem like anything too significant. Young had a strong finish to the month of March. He scored 41 points on Wednesday, then went for 30 points and nine assists on Thursday. The last time Young faced the Nets, back in December, he compiled 31 points, 10 assists and seven boards.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young led the team to a 136-118 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. He scored a game-high 41 points while shooting 13-for-24 from the field and 11-for-12 from the free throw line. He connected on four three-pointers and also had eight assists, two rebounds and two steals. This was a nice bounce-back game for Young, who had scored just 14 points on 4-for-13 shooting in his last outing against the Indiana Pacers on Monday. Overall, however, it's been a strong month for the fourth-year guard as he's now topped 40 points on four occasions in March. He'll look to close the month out strong when he faces the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young delivered an elite statistical performance in Friday's victory over the Warriors, compiling 33 points and 15 assists, good for his 37th double-double of the year. Young's 15 dimes tied his season high, as all five starters scored in double figures. The 23-year-old has heated up his production in March, averaging 29.5 points and 10.3 assists across 13 March contests. On the year, he has dished out 9.5 dimes on a nightly basis, ranking third in the league behind Chris Paul and James Harden, the only two players to average a double-double on points and assists. Next up for Young is a golden matchup with Indiana, whom he has sliced for 38 PPG across three meetings thus far in 2021-22, all while shooting 55.2% from behind the arc.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young put on another impressive performance at Madison Square Garden, finishing with 45 points during the win over the Knicks on Tuesday. The 23-year-old was relatively accurate all night, as he went 13-for-25 from the field while hitting nearly 50 percent of his attempts from deep. He missed only two of his 14 free throw tries, and he also added eight assists for good measure. The Hawks will next head to Detroit for its second of back-to-back outings, with Young averaging a double-double against the Pistons this year. He may end up sitting more than usual, especially if the Hawks build up a decisive lead, something for DFS participants to consider. Yet, seasonal managers vying for a championship need to keep him starting, regardless of format.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young (quadriceps) is available on Sunday versus New Orleans. Young has been plagued by a left quad contusion, although it was only severe enough to hold him out of one game, which was on Friday against Houston. As a result, Delon Wright got the start in his place, finishing with 18 points, six assists, and five steals. However, with Young back in the mix, Wright's fantasy value is virtually non-existent. Bogdan Bogdanovic could also see a decrease in fantasy production with Young back on the floor. Yet, he'll still be a viable fantasy option, especially with John Collins (foot, finger) out for the foreseeable future.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young (quadriceps) is questionable heading into Sunday's meeting against the Pelicans. The 23-year-old has been dealing with a left quad contusion, forcing him to sit out for Friday's game against Memphis and allowing Delon Wright to take his place to finish with 18 points, six assists, and five steals. If Young misses his second consecutive game, Wright will be a popular option in all formats, as he should.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young was sizzling offensively during Sunday's victory over the Pacers, compiling 47 points on a tremendously efficient 13-for-20 shooting performance. Young accumulated 33 points and six made threes by halftime, also finishing the outing a perfect 14-for-14 from the free-throw stripe. The performance marks Young's seventh effort exceeding the 40-point plateau, as he ranks tied for fourth in the league in scoring at 28.1 PPG. His next matchup comes Monday against Portland, who has yielded at least 118 points in each of its past eight outings, while boasting the third-worst defensive efficiency in the league this season.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young (ankle) was a game-time decision to take the floor for Thursday's victory over Chicago as he battled a sprained ankle, but that rarely showed during his 39-point, 13-assist effort. Young had his entire offensive arsenal working, knocking down a pair of step-back threes in crunch time to ice the win, ultimately shooting 7-for-9 from behind the arc. In addition to having ripped off a double-double in eight of his last 11 games, Young has combined to score 111 points over his last three appearances. On pace for new career-highs in overall shooting percentage (46%) and three-point percentage (38.4%), Young has continued to prove himself at the top of the fantasy heap in 2021-22. Fantasy managers will want to check back Friday to confirm his status for the second leg of a back-to-back vs. the Wizards.

Atlanta Hawks point guards Trae Young (hip) and Delon Wright (hip) have been deemed probable to take the floor for Sunday's contest against the Celtics. Young is riding a four-game double-double streak, which has moved him up to third in the league in assists per contest (9.4) this season. Wright has served as a solid backup for Young, but he has been held to single-digit performances in each of his last 18 outings; he holds little DFS intrigue aside from when Young is sidelined. Boston has befuddled Young from the floor this season, holding him to 32.4% shooting overall, including 13.3% from behind the arc.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young (shoulder) is questionable for Thursday's matchup versus the Suns. The 23-year-old is dealing with a right shoulder contusion, and he didn't suit up during the Hawks' previous contest against the Raptors as a result. Delon Wright took Young's spot in the rotation for that one, and although he finished with just four points on a rough 1-for-7 shooting effort, he still managed to walk away with seven assists, four boards, and three steals. Nonetheless, Young should be considered a game-time decision by fantasy managers. However, if he can't go, Wright should be considered for those looking to fill the void.