Atlanta Hawks fans have reason to rejoice as their All-Star guard Trae Young is on the brink of making a comeback to the court. Sources close to ESPN indicate that Young, who has been sidelined since undergoing surgery to repair a torn ligament in his finger on February 25, could potentially make his return as early as tonight's game against the Charlotte Hornets. His absence has been keenly felt by the Hawks, who currently occupy the final Eastern Play-In spot and are eager to have their star playmaker back in action to bolster their playoff aspirations.
Young's impending return comes at a crucial juncture for the Atlanta Hawks as they aim to secure their postseason berth. With playoff positioning hanging in the balance, Young's presence on the court could provide a significant boost to the team's chances of success. As anticipation builds among fans, all eyes will be on Young as he gears up to make his long-awaited return and make an impact in the Hawks' push for playoff contention.
Atlanta Hawks All-Star guard Trae Young is nearing a return and could play as soon as tonight vs. the Charlotte Hornets, sources tell ESPN. Young had been out since surgery to repair a torn ligament in a finger on February 25. The Hawks hold the final Eastern Play-In spot.
