Skip Bayless Calls Trae Young TERRIBLY inefficient, reasons why he could be traded

A critical analysis of Skip Bayless’s tweet about Trae Young’s efficiency and trade value.


Skip Bayless Calls Trae Young TERRIBLY inefficient, reasons why he could be traded

Skip Bayless and Trae Young

Trae Young has been one of the most electrifying players in the NBA this season, leading the Atlanta Hawks to a playoff spot with his dazzling skills and clutch performances. He is averaging 26.2 points and 10.2 assists per game. He is also a two-time All-Star and an All-NBA honoree in 2021-22.

But not everyone is impressed by Young’s achievements. Skip Bayless, the outspoken host of Fox Sports’ Undisputed, recently tweeted that Young is “terribly inefficient” and could be traded because of his low shooting percentages and high turnovers.

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Trae Young went 0-4 from 3, had 4 more turnovers in 1st half – and Hawks led by 15,Bayless wrote in the tweet. “He has led the NBA in turnovers over his 5 seasons. Shot only 33.5% from 3 this yr while attempting 8th most – terribly inefficient. That’s why he could be traded.

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Bayless cited Young’s shooting and turnover numbers as evidence. However, many fans and analysts disagreed with Bayless and pointed out Young’s achievements and impact on the Hawks. Young is averaging 26.2 points and 10.2 assists per game this season, which ranks him among the league leaders. He has led the Hawks to a 41-41 record and the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference. He has also set several NBA records for scoring and assisting in his career.

Bayless’ tweet was met with backlash from many fans and analysts who defended Young and pointed out his value to the Hawks. Young himself responded with a simple laughing crying face emoji.

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Why Trae Young is valuable to the Hawks?

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Trae Young (Via Twitter)

Young’s impact on the Hawks is evident from their record with and without him. This season, the Hawks are 32-25 when Young plays and 9-15 when he does not. Last season, they were 35-21 when Young played and 6-16 when he did not.

Young also led the Hawks to their first conference finals appearance since 2015, averaging 28.8 points and 9.5 assists per game in the playoffs. He had memorable performances against the Knicks, the 76ers, and the Bucks, including a 48-point game in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

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Young is also beloved by his teammates, coaches, and fans for his charisma, passion, and work ethic. He has developed chemistry and trust with his fellow young stars like John Collins, De’Andre Hunter, and Kevin Huerter, as well as veteran additions like Clint Capela, Bogdan Bogdanovic, and Danilo Gallinari. He has embraced the city of Atlanta and its culture, becoming a fan favorite and a role model for many kids.

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