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Hawks recall Scott from D-League stint

Hawks’ Mike Scott is fouled by Nets Wayne Ellington on his way to the basket during the first period in a basketball game on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 in Atlanta. Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com
Hawks’ Mike Scott is fouled by Nets Wayne Ellington on his way to the basket during the first period in a basketball game on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 in Atlanta. Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com
By Chris Vivlamore
Dec 9, 2016

The Hawks recalled Mike Scott from the NBA Development League after a two-game stint with the Delaware 87ers.

Scott went to the D-League to get extended minutes after returning from non-surgical procedures on his sore left knee that kept him out of the first 18 games of the regular season. In the two games, Scott totaled 17 points on 7-of-19 shooting (.368), including 3-of-10 (.300) from 3-point range, in 41 minutes. He also had six rebounds, two assists and three turnovers.

In three games with the Hawks after his return, Scott has two points, eight rebounds and six assists.

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