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Four Hawks still out for exhibition at Spurs

Four Hawks players - Paul Millsap, Jarrett Jack, Tiago Splitter and Mike Scott - will miss Saturday’s game at the Spurs. Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com
Four Hawks players - Paul Millsap, Jarrett Jack, Tiago Splitter and Mike Scott - will miss Saturday’s game at the Spurs. Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com
By Chris Vivlamore
Oct 8, 2016

The Hawks injury report will be unchanged as the team plays at the Spurs tonight in its second exhibition game.

Paul Millsap (right knee rehabilitation), Jarrett Jack (right knee rehabilitation), Tiago Splitter (right hamstring strain) and Mike Scott (left knee soreness) will all miss the game. Each player missed the Hawks’ exhibition victory at the Grizzlies on Thursday.

The Hawks next exhibition game will be against the Cavaliers at home on Monday.

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