Scott out of walking boot

Hawks forward Mike Scott is out of the walking boot he has worn since suffering a left big toe sprain on March 11 at the Nuggets.

The timetable for Scott’s return was set at two to four weeks. He missed his eighth game Friday when the Hawks hosted the Heat.

Scott was at Hawks shootaround Friday morning.

“He did a tiny bit on the court,” coach Mike Budenholzer said. “He stretched and warmed up. I think they let him job gingerly. But I think it’s good that he is out of the boot and he is moving a little bit.”

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