Trae Young gave Atlanta Hawks fans quite the treat with his Game 3 floater to take down the Miami Heat. Sure enough, he couldn't be more proud of his latest heroics.

On Twitter, Young hyped up the victory even more and represented Atlanta really well, as if saying that's how they do it in the city.

Trae Young delivered the game-winner for the Hawks when they needed it most. With the team on the brink of falling 3-0 against the Heat, he stepped up and take over with 10 points in the final three minutes of play. The whole Miami squad made just nine points in that span.

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It's now a 2-1 series between the Heat and the Hawks, and by the looks of it, Atlanta has the momentum as they gear up for Game 4 at State Farm Arena.

Sure enough, the Hawks will need Ice Trae to display that same swagger he had in Game 3. He might be struggling to shoot the ball, going 2-of-6 from deep in their latest outing, but it's important he doesn't lose his confidence and continue to put up shots. He still scored 24 points and had eight assists during Friday's game anyway.

Atlanta plays the Heat on Sunday for a legitimate chance to tie the series and head back to Miami with them in full control.