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As has been the case throughout the season, Young is available after being considered probable with the same Achilles issue. LeVert was a late addition to the injury report due to illness, but he’s good to go. He’ll take on his usual role off the bench, where he can provide deep-league value.

The Hawks continue to list Young as probable on the injury report with an Achilles tendon issue that he’s dealt with for most of the season. The 26-year-old point guard is likely to play and shouldn’t have a minutes restriction.

Young didn’t have a ton of help from his teammates, but he was able to have another monster night. This was his third-straight game with exactly 12 assists, and of his four consecutive double-doubles, he has had at least 25 points in three of them. Turnovers continue to plague him, but that will always be an issue. He has been more efficient as a shooter recently. He has shot 51.5 percent from the floor over Atlanta’s last six games, which has him ranked 13th in nine-cat formats on Basketball Monster during that stretch. Managers shouldn’t expect him to stay this hot, but it is an enjoyable hot streak.

Unsurprisingly, Young will be good to go after once again being listed as probable. He’ll continue to see his normal role in the starting unit, where he has recorded a double-double in three straight games.

The Hawks list Young as probable on their initial injury report with the same Achilles tendon issue. He’ll likely be cleared to play, so fantasy managers should set their lineups with this expectation. Young should play starters’ minutes, as has been the norm for most of this season.

Regarding Young’s Achilles tendon issue, fantasy managers know the drill by now. He’s officially available to play after being listed as probable on the initial injury report. He will once again log starters’ minutes, looking to record his fifth points/assists double-double in seven games.

Young is considered probable on the Hawks’ initial injury report as usual. Unless there’s a surprising turn of events, he’ll be available to play against the Rockets. Keaton Wallace (shoulder), who would fill in for Young on nights when he’s unavailable, has already been made inactive.

Another game and another points/assists double-double for Young, who has recorded four in his last six appearances. Over the past two weeks, the Hawks point guard has provided top-10 value in eight-cat formats. While Young did commit five turnovers on Sunday, fantasy managers understand that this comes with the territory when rostering him. The Hawks play three games during Week 21, starting with the Rockets on Tuesday.

As has been the case for much of the season, Young is good to go after showing up on the injury report with a lingering Achilles tendon issue. He’ll handle his usual workload as the Hawks’ starting point guard.

Young has scored at least 28 points in four of his previous five games and is keeping the Hawks afloat in the Eastern Conference. It appears like he’ll suit up on Sunday in an attempt to lead his team to a third straight win.