Trae Young drops a two-word reaction as Knicks fail in attempt to talk to Hawks' Head Coach Quinn Snyder for a potential HC job in New York.

"Hell nahh" - Trae Young pokes fun at New York Knicks' wild search for a head coach after Tom Thibodeau's firing originally appeared on Basketball Network. The New York Knicks appear to have brought ...

In turn, Hawks star Trae Young had two words: "Hell nah." Snyder spent eight seasons as the Utah Jazz head coach before ...

The New York Knicks have been an embarrassment for a while, and this offseason is the perfect example. After making the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in a quarter century, they opted to ...

— Trae Young (@TheTraeYoung) June 12, 2025 Young's enmity with the Knicks and their fanbase goes back to the 2021 Playoffs, where he embraced the "villain" role to send the Knicks packing in ...

Atlanta Hawks All-Star guard Trae Young took a dig at the New York Knicks and their fans on social media. It stemmed from the Knicks' failed bid to speak with Hawks coach Quin Snyder for its ...

Trae Young is also extension-eligible soon, and we were recently given an update on the status of his relationship with the ...

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The Knicks reached out to the Hawks to seek permission to interview head coach Quin Snyder. But Atlanta firmly denied the request, and star Trae Young added his feedback.

The Knicks were "firmly denied" permission to speak with Hawks head coach Quin Snyder regarding the franchise's coaching vacancy, and Hawks star Trae Young seems happy about that development. In a ...

Another one: The New York Knicks have requested permission to speak with Atlanta Hawks head coach Quin Snyder, but were firmly denied, sources tell ESPN. — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) June ...

Trae Young isn't in a position to chirp the Knicks . Nonetheless, even though Young has Snyder and the Knicks don't, he shouldn't be one to talk. After all, New York has had the upper hand and ...