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Updated: Teague out vs. Rockets

By Chris Vivlamore
Dec 20, 2014

UPDATE: Jeff Teague will not play versus the Rockets. Dennis Schroder will start in his place.

The Hawks listed starting point guard Jeff Teague as doubtful hours before tonight’s game at the Rockets.

Teague is suffering from a strained left hamstring. He missed Wednesday’s win at the Cavaliers and appears he will miss a second game. Prior to the injury, Teague had only missed four games in his career due to injury.

Teague leads the Hawks in scoring (16.8 points) and assists (7.0).

Second-year guard Dennis Schroder started in place of Teague Wednesday.

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