The New York Knicks play at the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday evening. On the heels of a disappointing 109-97 loss to the Houston Rockets on Monday, the 3-3 Knicks seek a bounce-back victory over the 3-5 Hawks. With the game's tipoff near, All Knicks provided the necessary facts to enjoy the contest.

Although the Knicks haven't started as they'd previously thought, the Jalen Brunson-led squad has wins over the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers. Beating the Hawks may not measure to the aforementioned victories, but losing to a struggling, injury-ravaged roster would ignite a vastly different conversation than the positive vibes exuded from the Empire State heading into the 2024-25 season.

New York shouldn't take Atlanta lightly, though. Young has a history of upsetting Knicks fans, even away from Madison Square Garden. Although the Knicks were the superior team in the past two seasons, the Hawks made the matchup competitive with a 3-4 record in the last seven games.

Knicks vs. Hawks Injury Report

New York Knicks

Precious Achiuwa (OUT - left hamstring)Boo Buie III (OUT - G League two-way)Kevin McCullar (OUT - G League two-way)Cameron Payne (QUESTIONABLE - left hamstring)Mitchell Robinson (OUT - left ankle)

Atlanta Hawks

Dominick Barlow (QUESTIONABLE - G League two-way)Bogdan Bogdanovic (OUT - right hamstring)Kobe Bufkin (OUT - right shoulder)Mouhammed Gueye (QUESTIONABLE - G League)De'Andre Hunter (QUESTIONABLE - right knee)Vit Krejci (OUT - right adductor) Seth Lundy (OUT - G League two-way)Roddy David (QUESTIONABLE - illness)Trae Young (PROBABLE - right rib)Cody Zeller (OUT - not with the team)

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WHEN: Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 7:30 Eastern Time

WHERE: State Farm Arena (Atlanta, GA)

TV: MSG, MSG+, NBA League Pass

ODDS: The Knicks are a seven-point favorite over the Hawks