The Hawks now have one two-way roster spot available. The team announced that forward Jacob Toppin signed his two-way qualifying offer on Thursday.
The Hawks originally signed Toppin to a two-way contract on March 4. He made his Hawks debut on April 13 in the team’s regular-season finale, where he scored a career-high 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting from the floor, five of which came from 3. He also had four rebounds and two assists in 26 minutes in a win over the Magic.
Toppin played in 17 NBA games last season with the Hawks and the Knicks.
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Here’s where the Hawks’ roster stands now.
InNickeil Alexander-WalkerKobe BufkinDyson DanielsMouhamed Gueye (not guaranteed)Jalen JohnsonLuke KennardVit Krejci (not guaranteed)Asa NewellOnyeka OkongwuKristaps PorzingisZaccharie RisacherTrae YoungTwo-way contractOptions tenderedKeaton Wallace (restricted)TBDGarrison Mathews (unrestricted)OutDominick Barlow (Hawks declined team option)Clint Capela (traded to Rockets)Caris LeVert (agreed to terms with Pistons)Terance Mann (traded to Nets)Larry Nance Jr. (signed with Cavaliers)Georges Niang (traded to Celtics)David Roddy (waived July 7)