The Atlanta Hawks went on the road and got their second straight win last night when they took down a depleted Indiana Pacers squad in the opening game of group

The Atlanta Hawks open up the NBA Cup on Friday in Indianapolis, but they will be without their best player, Trae Young.

Trae Young, who will be out 4 weeks, was hurt Wednesday in the Hawks’ game at Brooklyn, then had an MRI on Friday, revealing no additional structural damage.

Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young has been diagnosed with a sprained MCL in his right knee and will be reevaluated in four weeks.

The Atlanta Hawks are facing the Brooklyn Nets tonight and were rolling in the first quarter. Near the end of the quarter, Hawks star point guard Trae Young wen

Young exited the Hawks' Oct. 29 game in the first quarter with what the team called a "right knee sprain." In their statement released Saturday, the Hawks said that an MRI "confirmed a right knee MCL sprain and no additional structural damage" for Young.

The Atlanta Hawks will need to survive without the team’s best player for at least a month. Trae Young suffered a knee injury during the Hawks’ Wednesday contest against the Brooklyn Nets.

An MRI confirmed a right knee MCL sprain for Trae Young. The Hawks say he’s begun rehab and will be re-evaluated in about four weeks.

NBA All-Star Jeff Teague says the Atlanta Hawks need to add "black dudes" because the team does not have the toughness to compete and win games.