Trae Young's Rehab Progresses Without Return Date, Hawks Maintain Playoff Position
As Trae Young continues his recovery from finger surgery, the Atlanta Hawks remain in the final play-in spot for the Eastern Conference playoffs, despite his absence.
- Trae Young is advancing in his rehabilitation following a Feb. 27 surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left pinkie finger, but a return date is still undetermined.
- The Hawks have managed an 8-7 record without their star guard, including a notable comeback win against the NBA-leading Boston Celtics.
- Young, who was injured in a Feb. 23 game against Toronto, was averaging 26.4 points and 10.8 assists per game prior to his injury.
- The team announced that Young will begin small finger motion exercises this week as the next step in his recovery process.
- The Hawks, currently holding the final play-in spot in the Eastern Conference, will update Young's status as deemed appropriate.
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