Trae Young Issues Warning to NYC Mayor Ahead of Knicks-Hawks Playoff Matchup
Trae Young delivers ominous warning to NYC mayor: 'Remember what happened last time'
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Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young has responded to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's comments about ticket prices for the upcoming playoff series against the Knicks. Young recalled a previous incident involving former mayor Bill de Blasio, warning Mamdani not to blame him if things go awry for the Knicks.
- 01Trae Young eliminated the Knicks in the 2021 playoffs.
- 02Mayor Zohran Mamdani blamed Young for high ticket prices.
- 03Young warned Mamdani referencing past comments from former mayor Bill de Blasio.
- 04The Hawks will face the Knicks in the first round of the 2026 NBA playoffs.
- 05Young's social media response included the hashtag #DontBlameMeWhenItHappensAgain.
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Trae Young, the Atlanta Hawks guard known for his playoff heroics, has fired back at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani after the mayor's comments about ticket prices for the upcoming NBA playoff series against the New York Knicks. Mamdani suggested that Young was to blame for the high costs, prompting Young to remind him of a previous incident involving former mayor Bill de Blasio. In 2021, de Blasio criticized Young for allegedly hunting for fouls during a playoff series, which ended with the Hawks eliminating the Knicks. Young's response on social media included a warning to Mamdani, indicating that he should be cautious about invoking his name, especially during crucial playoff moments. The Hawks and Knicks are set to clash in the first round of the playoffs starting April 2026, and Young's history in New York adds an intriguing layer to the matchup.
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