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Hawks’ Crabbe out after non-surgical knee procedure

Allen Crabbe of the Atlanta Hawks drives around LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers during the first half of a game at Staples Center on November 17, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.

Credit: Katharine Lotze

Credit: Katharine Lotze

Allen Crabbe of the Atlanta Hawks drives around LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers during the first half of a game at Staples Center on November 17, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.
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Dec 3, 2019

Hawks guard/forward Allen Crabbe underwent a non-surgical procedure on his right knee Tuesday, the team announced.

The procedure was performed at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex.

Crabbe will miss Wednesday's home game against the Nets, Crabbe missed Monday's game against the Warriors with flu-like symptoms.

Crabbe’s status will be updated as appropriate, according to the Hawks.

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