Cool as ice, as always, Trae Young silences Delta Center with the sixth-longest game-winning buzzer in NBA history.

Most fans outside of Utah and Atlanta were not paying attention to the game tonight between the Hawks and the Jazz, but they sure did see the ending. After a ti

After imposing his will on offense for four quarters, Atlanta’s Trae Young still had one play left in him with the final seconds ticking off the clock.

Collin Sexton had just hit the game-tying 3 for Utah off a broken possession with 2.9 seconds left. The Hawks, without a timeout left, inbounded the ball to Young. He took two dribbles and pulled from behind half court -- 49 feet, as officially listed -- and hit nothing but net.

Trae Young called game in Utah from the other side of a mountain. As the Atlanta Hawks led by three points with 8.8 seconds left, the Utah Jazz recovered a loose ball that led to a 3-pointer from Collin Sexton to tie the game with under three seconds to go.

Trae Young hit a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from beyond the halfcourt line to give the Atlanta Hawks a 124-121 victory over the Utah Jazz.

Young had a monster night, with 24 points and 20 assists, leading a balanced Atlanta attack with Clint Capela scoring 18 and De'Andre Hunter adding 17 off the bench. The Hawks had lost three in a row on the road and could use this win on their six-game road trip (which heads to Phoenix on Thursday).

Freezing temperatures have been sweeping across the city of Atlanta this week and only one explanation makes sense. Ice Trae was about to have something cookin

Collin Sexton electrified the home crowd in Salt Lake City with his game-tying 25-footer with four seconds left. Then Trae Young stunned them with a game-winner from beyond midcourt.

Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young called game in the most incredible way Tuesday against the Utah Jazz. Jazz guard Collin Sexton had just tied up the game at

After the Utah Jazz tied up Tuesday’s game against the Atlanta Hawks, Trae Young ended it. He drained a half-court buzzer-beater to send Atlanta to the 124-121 victory.