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Hawks Report podcast: All-Star weekend and the Hawks’ stretch run

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Hawks' Trae Young shoots during the three-point shot part of the skills challenge competition, part of NBA All-Star basketball game weekend, Saturday, Feb. 19, 2022, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

By AJC Sports

Feb 21, 2022

In Monday’s episode of the Hawks Report, beat writer and host Sarah K. Spencer discusses Trae Young’s All-Star weekend and the team gearing up for its final 24 games of the season.

The Hawks are two games under .500 (28-30) and in the No. 10 seed but still hoping to finish in the top six in the Eastern Conference standings and avoid the play-in tournament.

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