Here's What Trae Young Tweeted After The Hawks Beat The Cavs

Trae Young sent out a tweet after the Atlanta Hawks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Cleveland Cavaliers hosted the Atlanta Hawks on Friday evening for the final play-in tournament game in the Eastern Conference.  

For #Cavs: Markkanen, 26pts, 10-17FG, 6-12 3ptFG, 8reb, 2stl, blk; Garland, 21pts, 9-27FG, 1-7 3ptFG, team-hi 9asst, 3stl; Mobley, 18pts, 6-12FG, 8reb, 5asst, 2blk; LeVert, 16pts, 5-13FG, 4-9 3ptFG, 5asst, 3reb, stl; Allen, 11pts, 4-4FG, 3reb, 2asst, blk.

— Joe Gabriele (@CavsJoeG) April 16, 2022

The Cavs lost by a score of 107-101, which ended their season and they will now head into the off-season.  

As for the Hawks, they advanced to the NBA Playoffs as the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference, and they will take on the Miami Heat in the first-round.   

After the win, Trae Young sent out a tweet from his Twitter account. 

LET. EM. KNOW. 😏❄️
PLAYOFFS✅#WeMove pic.twitter.com/akLX6M4xcK

— Trae Young (@TheTraeYoung) April 16, 2022

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