NBA Rumor: De'Andre Hunter Injury
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Sarah K. Spencer: I asked John Collins about the Hawks losing De’Andre Hunter: “That’s just a huge blow.” He adds: “I don’t like to see my brothers go down, especially at a time like this, so I have great prayers and spirits for Dre whenever I see him, whenever I’m around him. We have his back.”
Sarah K. Spencer: I asked Nate McMillan about how De’Andre Hunter’s spirits are doing (he’ll have surgery Tuesday): “It’s very tough for him. He really fought hard to come back and help us, and he did in our last series… It’s very frustrating for him, but it’s something that needs to be done.”
De'Andre Hunter out for the remainder of the season
Chris Haynes: Atlanta Hawks say forward De’Andre Hunter has suffered a small tear of the lateral meniscus that will require surgery and he’ll be out the remainder of the season.
Sarah K. Spencer: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is out tonight.
Kevin Chouinard: For tomorrow, Hawks say: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is questionable. Kris Dunn (non-covid illness) is out. Brandon Goodwin (minor respiratory condition) is out. Cam Reddish (right Achilles soreness) is out.
Kevin Chouinard: Hawks injury list for tomorrow: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is questionable. Kris Dunn (non-covid illness) is out. Brandon Goodwin (minor respiratory condition) is out. Cam Reddish (right Achilles soreness) is out.
Sarah K. Spencer: I asked De’Andre Hunter how his knee is feeling and he said it’s basically back to normal. Says he’s not sure if he’ll be on a minute restriction for Game 2.
Sarah K. Spencer: Nate McMillan says he assumes De’Andre Hunter’s minute restriction will go up this weekend, but he’s not sure it’ll get to the point where there’s no restriction. Hunter played 24 minutes vs. the Rockets and had 14 points.
Sarah K. Spencer: I asked De’Andre Hunter about his increasing his workload coming back from injury, playing 24 minutes Sunday: “It felt good. My knee, it didn’t really bother me. Just trying to get my wind back up, get my rhythm back up.”
Kevin Chouinard: Hawks say De’Andre Hunter (injury management, right knee) and Cam Reddish (right Achilles soreness) are out tonight. Tony Snell and Kevin Huerter came off the list.
De'Andre Hunter returning after missing last 24 games
De'Andre Hunter back on Monday?
Sarah K. Spencer: For tomorrow’s game vs. Washington: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) has been UPGRADED TO questionable. Tony Snell (right Achilles soreness) is questionable. Cam Reddish (right Achilles soreness) is out.
Sarah K. Spencer: De’Andre Hunter played 5-on-5 today, Nate McMillan says. Did some scrimmaging. They will wait to see how his knee feels tomorrow. But McMillan says as far as he knows, everything went fine today.
Kevin Chouinard: Nate McMillan made it sound like De’Andre Hunter would be, at best, a game-time decision for Monday’s game pending tomorrow’s practice and Monday morning’s walkthrough.
Sarah K. Spencer: I asked Bogdan Bogdanovic what it would mean for the Hawks to get De’Andre Hunter back: “He was honestly our best player before injury, most consistent player. So we all know how much we miss him, and he knows as well. It’s good to see him hooping today, and he looks good.”
Sarah K. Spencer: For tonight’s game vs. Chicago: Bogdan Bogdanovic (left hamstring soreness) is questionable. Kevin Huerter (left shoulder sprain) is questionable. De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is out. Cam Reddish (right Achilles soreness) is out.
Chris Kirschner: Nate McMillan said Kris Dunn was able to get some live work in today. De’Andre Hunter was not able to participate today. Tony Snell is limited to light running and shooting. No timeline on any of them returning though.
Sarah K. Spencer: Nate McMillan says John Collins is probably “a little further out” than De’Andre Hunter, in terms of bouncing back from injury. But adds both those guys will be out for at least a few more days.
Chris Kirschner: McMillan said Hunter’s procedure will NOT keep him out for the rest of the season. He said he “absolutely” expects him to return this season.
Chris Kirschner: For tomorrow’s game at San Antonio: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is questionable. John Collins (left ankle sprain) is out.
Hawks not worried about De'Andre Hunter
Chris Kirschner: For tomorrow’s game at Golden State: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is probable. Kris Dunn (right ankle surgery) is out. Cam Reddish (right Achilles soreness) is out.
De'Andre Hunter expected back after 23 games injured
Kevin Chouinard: Nate McMillan says that De’Andre Hunter is expected to play tonight. He’ll have a minutes restriction between 16 and 20. “We’re looking to allow him to play tonight.”
Sarah K. Spencer: De’Andre Hunter says he hasn’t done much 5-on-5 (the Hawks get very little practice time, and usually take it easy since they have a game every other day). He has done “a little” 3-on-3 and 4-on-4. Says he just needs to get in a game and get used to it again.
Sarah K. Spencer: “I’m in good spirits right now, definitely,” De’Andre Hunter says. This is the first road trip he has gone on with the team since getting hurt.
Chris Kirschner: De’Andre Hunter said he’s a game time decision for tonight’s game.
De’Andre Hunter: The Atlanta Hawks forward is making his return to action tonight against the Los Angeles Clippers, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Hunter was recovering from right knee surgery since Feb. 8. The Hawks are getting healthy at the right time.
De'Andre Hunter increasing rehab activities
Forward De’Andre Hunter (right knee surgery on Feb. 8) has increased his rehabilitation activities to include unrestricted weight room work and progressive court reloading. He will be reviewed on Mar. 19.
Kevin Chouinard: Travis Schlenk to 92.9 FM this morning, on De’Andre Hunter: “(Friday) they’ll decide if he has to get the second PRP injection … Whatever decision is made there, that will affect the timeline for him. He has started doing some low-impact movements … He’s coming along great.” pic.twitter.com/pWn2VYQZcB
De'Andre Hunter out 7-10 weeks
Mike Conti: Schlenk says Hunter’s surgery Monday was successful.
De'Andre Hunter to undergo knee surgery
Sarah K. Spencer: Lloyd Pierce says he does not have an update on De’Andre Hunter today.
De’Andre Hunter, who has emerged as the Atlanta Hawks’ second-leading scorer in his second season, will miss at least one game with a knee injury. The Hawks said Saturday that Hunter will not play in Monday’s home game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Hunter had a non-surgical procedure Saturday to address articular wear and tear in his right knee.
Chris Kirschner: For tomorrow’s game: De’Andre Hunter (right knee soreness) is questionable. Cam Reddish (left knee contusion) is questionable. Danilo Gallinari (right ankle sprain) is doubtful. Bogdan Bogdanovic (avulsion fracture, right knee) is out. Kris Dunn (right ankle surgery) is out.
Sarah K. Spencer: De’Andre Hunter will also be available for the Hawks tonight, per Lloyd Pierce.
Sarah K. Spencer: De’Andre Hunter (dislocated right index finger) on whether he’ll be able to play in Wednesday’s game vs. the Nets: “I don’t know as of right now. I have a lot of adrenaline and it doesn’t really hurt me right now, but I’ll definitely know by tomorrow.”
Chris Kirschner: For tomorrow’s game vs. Miami: De’Andre Hunter (dental injury) is probable. Evan Turner (left Achilles pain) is doubtful. Allen Crabbe (post op rehab – right knee) is out. Chandler Parsons (load management – bilateral knees) is out. Trae Young (right ankle sprain) is out.
Chris Vivlamore: De’Andre Hunter (sore knee) out for Hawks summer league game today.
Chris Vivlamore: Hawks calling De’Andre Hunter day to day.
Chris Kirschner: De’Andre Hunter won’t play for the Hawks today
July 31, 2021 | 3:05 am EDT Update
Kyle Kuzma, Montrezl Harrell on the move again?
According to a former Western Conference executive, the Wizards highly value Caldwell-Pope but may be open to either Kuzma, Harrell or both rerouted to another team. Would that team be Sacramento?
Schroder will be competing with several other free agents at the same position, including Kyle Lowry, Lonzo Ball, Mike Conley, Spencer Dinwiddie and Paul (if he opts out of his final year). “He may get squeezed,” a Western Conference executive told Bleacher Report.
Here’s what Wojnarowski reported on ESPN’s morning show ‘Get Up’: “Philadelphia is still asking for a lot. Teams are not willing to be strip-mined to trade for Ben Simmons. They’re going to continue to try and find a way, to see if there’s a deal here as free agency starts. You kind of get another cycle of deal-making here. But he’s four years left on his deal, they’re not going to just give him away in Philly. Whatever they get back for him, they’ve got to believe it continues to make them a championship contender. But they’d like to get a deal done before training camp.”
Eric Pincus: I had heard Caruso was a target of the Pacers, Hawks and Cavs – but the Pacers, I think, keep TJ (TBD) – and the Hawks just got Wright and the Cavs Rubio – so maybe the market for AC has shifted. If I’m Lakers, I don’t think twice about keeping him
Per NBA sources, the Lakers went into the offseason with a clear Plan A: unrealistic hopes of landing a Damian Lillard or Bradley Beal. Plan B was Chris Paul (but then the Phoenix Suns advanced to the NBA Finals) and Westbrook. Hield was always Plan C.
That pushed Hield to the forefront. But even as the possibility of a deal built around Kyle Kuzma and Harrell began to form, the Lakers kept the door open to a Westbrook deal. Westbrook asserted his voice into the conversation, and per an NBA source, the Wizards pivoted. Just like that, the pieces the Kings liked for Hield were no longer available.
De’Aaron Fox: He’s not apart of my team. He doesn’t work for me. He’s a parent and a fan talking just like y’all. So take whatever they say as fans having conversations like y’all do everyday.
