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Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young was hoping the team would reach out to him for a new extension this summer.

Several NBA players have received contract extensions from their respective teams. However, All-Star guard Trae Young is yet to receive a contract extension from the Atlanta Hawks. Young is eligible to sign a four-year, $229 million extension from the Hawks. However, the organization is yet to make an offer.

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The Atlanta Hawks have yet to offer Trae Young the four-year $229 million contract he is eligible for, setting him up free agency next summer.

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The Atlanta Hawks have arguably one of, if not the best, point guards in the NBA with Trae Young at the helm. Young is consistently at the top of the league's assist lists as he can play make at an elite level, thanks to his ability to draw defenses out of place and create mismatches on pick-and-roll, as well as his shooting abilities.