There are no plans for extension talks between Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks this summer, sources tell Jake Fischer of The Stein Line. As Fischer indicated during a Bleacher Report live stream on Thursday, Young and his camp have been resigned to the idea that he’ll have to play out the final guaranteed year on his current deal. He’ll face a decision on a $49M player option next summer. Fischer reports that when Young was represented by Klutch Sports, Rich Paul viewed him as a potential partner for Victor Wembanyama. At the time, Paul was hoping to get one of his points guards to the Spurs, whether it was Young, De’Aaron Fox or Darius Garland. Fischer states that Fox’s contract expiring a year before Young’s brought a sense of urgency to his future, along with Fox’s desire to relocate to Texas. San Antonio acquired him from Sacramento in a three-team deal in February and gave him a four-year max extension last week. Young is now represented by CAA, and Fischer makes it clear that he’s not looking to forceRead More
Trae Young, Hawks not expected to discuss extension during offseason
