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Hawks’ Cam Reddish out at least another week

Hawks forward Cam Reddish hits LeBron James with a hard foul during the early portion of a Hawks-Lakers matchup at State Farm Arena earlier this season.

Credit: Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com

Credit: Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com

Hawks forward Cam Reddish hits LeBron James with a hard foul during the early portion of a Hawks-Lakers matchup at State Farm Arena earlier this season.
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March 8, 2021

Hawks forward Cam Reddish underwent a non-surgical procedure Monday at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex, the team announced.

Reddish, who has missed the last six games due to right Achilles soreness, will be placed in a walking boot. His status will be reviewed in approximately one week. According to the Hawks, an update will be provided as appropriate.

The Hawks return from the all-star break with a road game against the Raptors on Thursday. They return home for two games against the Kings and Cavaliers Saturday and Sunday.

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