The Atlanta Hawks have solidified themselves as frequent guests of the NBA play-in round, as they've finished between seventh and 10th place in the Eastern Conference in each of the past three seasons. They are currently in seventh place for this campaign and are five games behind the sixth-place Detroit Pistons. Is this what Atlanta's ceiling is with Trae Young as its best player?

Speaking of Young, he's putting up 24.1 points per game (17th in the NBA), but it's come on 40.6% shooting from the floor and 32.8% from three—both the lowest percentages of his career. On the brighter side, he's leading the NBA in assists at 11.4 per game, which is also a career-best mark. 

Young and the Hawks are going up against the red-hot Golden State Warriors tonight at 7 p.m. ET, as they've won 14 of their past 16 games to jump into sixth place in the Western Conference. Atlanta's star point guard hasn't fared as well against stronger defenses like Golden State's, as he's gone Under his assists prop in seven of his last 10 meetings against a top-third defense. That recent trend could be something to keep in mind before building out your NBA same-game parlays for tonight.

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