Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks finished off the New York Knicks to advance to the second round and take on the Philadelphia 76ers. After the impressive performance from Young in Game 5, Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green paid his respect to the young star.

Draymond Green is all of us. While the Warriors didn't make the playoffs, Green has joined the NBA on TNT set and shared many views on the screen as well. This latest tweet is in support of the outstanding performance of the young point guard from the University of Oklahoma.

Young has been sensational against the Knicks, as he averaged 29.2 points per game across the series. Young topped it off with a masterful performance in Game 5 as he dropped 36 points on 10-28 from the field with nine assists as the Hawks beat the Knicks 103-89.

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Young and the Hawks hope to continue with their momentum and success as they go on to face the 76ers, who just finished off their respective series against the Washington Wizards.

With the status of Joel Embiid officially listed as day-to-day, that could bode well for Atlanta, although Philly is still a scary team to deal with and the top-seed in the Eastern Conference.

The Hawks and Trae Young will enjoy this, especially after the physicality and toughness of the series that had resulted in techs, scuffles, jawing, and chirping at one another and the fans.