Trae Young is fresh off leading the NBA in assists, in a career that has seen him average 25.3 points and 9.8 assists over seven seasons. On paper, Young has more than earned another lucrative payday from the Hawks,

Iman Shumpert had a take about how small guards like Trae Young can't lead teams to championships, and the guard clapped back.

The Atlanta Hawks reshaped their roster this offseason. They added Kristaps Porzingis, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Luke Kennard, and rookie Asa Newell to build strongly. But amid the roster overhaul, the team has yet to make a move on Trae Young’s next contract,

Rival organizations have been monitoring the long-term status of Atlanta Hawks star point guard Trae Young, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

ESPN NBA insider Bobby Marks believes the Atlanta Hawks should be careful about their next contract offer to Trae Young.

More specifically, the Hawks currently have 13 players under standard NBA contracts and two players on Two-Way contracts. That leaves Atlanta with two standard roster spots and one Two-Way spot open to add to the roster. Quickly, let's take a look at who is on board for the Hawks.

Shams Charania shared that Trae Young is fully committed to the current Atlanta Hawks roster and optimistic about its potential.

The question isn’t whether or not Kobe Johnson can handle himself in the NBA, it’s whether or not the fit on the Atlanta Hawks makes sense. Atlanta currently ow