Hawks' Trae Young suffers a concussion and is out indefinitely
Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young was diagnosed with a concussion after getting elbowed in the face during a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers and will be out indefinitely, the team said Sunday.
Young left Saturday night's game with 8:43 remaining after taking a charge from Cavaliers forward Isaac Okoro and accidentally getting elbowed. Young stayed on the court for a few minutes and walked back to the locker room with the Hawks trailing by 25.
Young, who scored 15 points in the 116-95 loss, is averaging 26.9 points per game and is second in the league with 10.8 assists per game.
As part of the league’s concussion protocol, Young must show he is symptom-free before resuming basketball activities. There is no set timetable.
The Hawks (18-24) play at the Sacramento Kings (23-18) on Monday night.
Reporting by The Associated Press.
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