Dunleavy (ankle) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Cavaliers, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dunleavy is set to miss his fourth straight game, as he's yet to shake a lingering ankle injury. His next opportunity to take the court will be Sunday against the Pacers, but even when he's healthy, Dunleavy has settled into a very minor role off the bench, thus severely restricting his fantasy potential on most nights.

Dunleavy (ankle) will sit out Wednesday's game against the Mavericks, KL Chouinard of Hawks.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dunleavy missed Monday's game against the Hawks with the same injury, and after failing to practice Tuesday, it looks like the Hawks will err on the side of caution and keep him out for another contest. The veteran forward's minutes were already on the decline following the recent return of Thabo Sefolosha, so Dunleavy isn't a lock to be included in coach Mike Budenholzer's rotation once he's back to full strength.

Dunleavy is inactive for Monday's contest against the Celtics with an ankle injury, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dunleavy was listed as probable for Saturday's contest against the Magic, but didn't see the floor, and will miss Monday's game with a different injury. In his place, regular rotation players such as Kent Bazemore, Tim Hardaway, and Thabo Sefolosha will likely see extended run. Dunleavy's next chance to play will come Wednesday against the Mavericks.

Dunleavy is dealing with a right knee issue, but is still listed as probable for Saturday's game against the Magic, Hawks' beat writer KL Chouinard

EDGE Analysis

The veteran wing presumably sustained the injury in Thursday's win over the Rockets. He has played between 17-and-22 minutes in each of the past four games, and barring any setbacks, figures to be in line for a similar workload Saturday.

Dunleavy scored 20 points (6-10 FG, 4-5 3Pt, 4-5 FT) while adding three rebounds and two assists in 23 minutes off the bench during Sunday's 111-98 win over the Bucks.

EDGE Analysis

In his second game with the Hawks, Dunleavy came through with his best scoring performance of the season and first game with 20 or more points since the 2014-15 playoffs. The 36-year-old wing may not have much left in the tank, but Atlanta's ball movement on offense could allow him to find some occasional shooting success from their second unit.

Dunleavy is expected to make his Hawks debut Friday against the Celtics, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran officially reported to the Hawks on Tuesday, nixing earlier notions that the two sides were working toward a buyout. After passing his physical and taking part in a pair of practices, Dunleavy will be available Friday in what will likely be a minor role off the bench. Dunleavy was used sparingly during his time with the Cavaliers, but he could eventually work his way into a larger role with the Hawks, who are in need of three-point shooting after dealing Kyle Korver to Cleveland as part of the Dunleavy deal.

Dunleavy will join the Hawks on Tuesday but will not be available for the evening's contest against the Nets, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

The decision isn't all that surprising, as Dunleavy is yet to take his physical, and he's likely unfamiliar with the team's schemes and terminology. The Hawks are off Wednesday and Thursday, giving the veteran some time to acquaint himself before a likely debut Friday against the Celtics.

Contrary to earlier reports, Dunleavy is expected to join the Hawks on Tuesday, Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical reports.

EDGE Analysis

As of Monday morning, Dunleavy and the Hawks were working toward a buyout, but the veteran met with coach Mike Budenholzer and has instead opted to report to the Hawks. Dunleavy will join the team Tuesday and could be in uniform as soon as Tuesday night in Brooklyn. While he's still a strong outside shooter, Dunleavy is unlikely to see enough playing time to be a relevant fantasy commodity in most formats.

Dunleavy and the Hawks are continuing to work toward a buyout, Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dunleavy was officially dealt to Atlanta over the weekend, but the veteran has no plans to report to the Hawks as he attempts to negotiate a buyout of his contract. With both sides presumably interested in completing the buyout, Dunleavy will likely return to free agent status in the near future, at which point he'll look to join a contending team as a three-point specialist.

Dunleavy was officially traded to the Hawks on Saturday, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

The deal was initially reported on Thursday, but it's now official, as Dunleavy and Mo Williams will head to Atlanta, along with a future first-round pick, in exchange for Kyle Korver. The Cavs added Dunleavy with a three-point specialist role in mind, but he's struggled when given opportunities this season, and Korver, one of the better outside shooters in recent memory, represents a tangible upgrade for a Cleveland team that ranks second in the NBA in both made threes and three-point attempts. With Atlanta seemingly entering a rebuild, it's unclear if Dunleavy will remain with the Hawks. Despite his struggles, Dunleavy, should the Hawks decide not to keep him, would likely be able to catch on with another team in need of shooting off the bench.