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Keaton Wallace practiced on Monday, indicating he may return for the Hawks’ upcoming game against Orlando after missing one game due to illness. His return could impact playing time for Luke Kennard, who stepped up in Wallace’s absence with a solid outing against Cleveland. Coaches and fantasy managers will watch closely to see how the rotation adjusts.

In a recent development, Keaton Wallace is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Cavaliers due to illness. With Trae Young out for an extended period, Wallace’s potential absence could lead to increased roles for Luke Kennard off the bench and additional playmaking responsibilities for Dyson Daniels and Nickeil Alexander-Walker. Fantasy managers should keep an eye on Wallace’s status as game-time approaches.

Keaton Wallace is questionable to return to Wednesday’s game against the Raptors after a hard fall resulted in multiple chipped teeth. The incident occurred in the second quarter after Wallace lost his balance. If Wallace is unable to return, Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Luke Kennard are expected to assume increased roles in his absence.

Keaton Wallace re-entered Wednesday’s game against the Raptors after exiting in the second quarter due to a mouth injury. The Hawks’ guard quickly resumed his backup role, contributing to Atlanta’s efforts on the court. Meanwhile, Zaccharie Risacher also managed to rejoin his team from the bench after a brief scare with a leg issue in the third quarter, now cleared and available to continue playing.

The Atlanta Hawks have signed Keaton Wallace to a one-year deal, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. Previously on a two-way contract, Wallace impressed during the preseason with 20 assists against just five turnovers. Though his scoring was modest, his ability to facilitate makes him a potential asset off the bench. With Wallace’s two-way slot now filled by Caleb Houstan, the depth chart will be one to watch, especially as Nickeil Alexander-Walker joins the backcourt mix.