Harris, Jenkins out vs. 76ers

The Hawks will be without Devin Harris and John Jenkins for tonight’s game against the 76ers.

Harris, who did not participate in shootaround, is still in recovery after receiving a platelet-rich plasma injection in the troublesome toe on his left foot.

Jenkins, who will miss his fourth game after suffering a mild concussion, was able to take part in shootaround. He told the AJC that he will be available for Saturday’s game at the Spurs. The rookie guard needed to clear the NBA’s concussion protocol before a return.

Ivan Johnson was not at shootaround for personal reasons.

Coach Larry Drew said he is undecided on a starting lineup as he considers matchups, who is available and the back-to-back game with the Spurs.

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