Hawks give injury updates on Bogdanovic, Dunn

The Hawks on Thursday offered injury updates on Bogdan Bogdanovic and Kris Dunn, two players who have been on the team’s hefty injury report.

For Bogdanovic, who suffered an avulsion fracture in his right knee Saturday, during a loss to Charlotte, has no associated injury to any of his knee ligaments, which is welcome news. Although he has begun rehab, there’s no timeline for his recovery yet, per the team. An update will be provided in his next stage of rehab, the team announced.

Dunn, who underwent right ankle surgery Dec. 29, had his walking boot removed Thursday. He is able to do weight-bearing rehab and modified form shooting and will be reviewed in two weeks, and an update will be provided at that point.

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