Dedmon, Muscala, Prince probable vs. Nuggets

The Hawks should again have most of their players available for Wednesday night’s game at the Nuggets.

The Hawks listed starting center Dewayne Dedmon (left tibia stress reaction), forward/center Mike Muscala (left ankle sprain) and starting forward Taurean Prince (right ring finger dislocation) as probable on the injury report issued Tuesday. DeAndre Bembry (left groin strain) remains out and back in Atlanta.

Dedmon played 20 minutes in Monday’s loss to the Clippers after missing six weeks with the leg injury. He had six points and three rebounds. Muscala played in his second game back and had five points and five rebounds in 10 minutes.

The Hawks conclude a five-game road trip in Denver.

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