F-C Tiago Splitter was out Wednesday night for the second straight game with a sore right hip.

F Tiago Splitter (right hip) was inactive for Monday's game against Dallas.

F Tiago Splitter was out for the fourth straight game on Tuesday night with a right calf strain. He has missed seven previous games with an injured right hip.

F/C Tiago Splitter (right calf sprain) missed Monday's game against Indiana after being injured on Saturday.

C Tiago Splitter sustained a mild calf strain in Saturday's game against the Knicks and will miss at least the next two games, the Hawks announced Sunday.Splitter did not travel with the team to Indiana for Monday's game against the Pacers, and he will not play in Tuesday's game at Houston either.He is averaging 5.6 points and 3.3 rebounds this season for the Hawks, who are riding a six-game winning streak.

C Tiago Splitter sat out Thursday's contest against Oklahoma City after playing Wednesday with a sore hip. Atlanta coach Mike Budenholzer said it was just precautionary "He came out of very well," Budenholzer said. "We were really happy with how Tiago played. "But just coming off 10 days to two weeks without playing, to not play a back to back seemed like a prudent thing to do."

C Tiago Splitter was back after missing seven games with a calf injury. He had four points and three rebounds.

F Tiago Splitter (right hip) was a part-time participant in practice on Tuesday but was held out of his sixth straight game on Wednesday night.

C Tiago Splitter, who signed with the Hawks in the offseason, was inactive with a hip injury on Saturday night.

F/C Tiago Splitter left in the second half Saturday with soreness in his hip and didn't return.

C Tiago Splitter made his first start of the season on Tuesday night as part of a bigger lineup that coach Mike Budenholzer has wanted get more looks at since training camp.

C Tiago Splitter sat out as the Hawks played their fourth game in five days. "We're thinking big picture with Tiago like we do with everyone else," coach Mike Budenholzer said. " ... We want to keep him healthy throughout the year." ...

Splitter was traded to the Hawks on Wednesday, Yahoo! Sports reports.

The move was made purely for cap reasons, as San Antonio scrambles to clear max space in hopes of luring LaMarcus Aldridge away from the Trail Blazers. Splitter, who has two years and $16.75 million remaining on his deal, comes to Atlanta and essentially serves as insurance for the time being in case Paul Millsap skips town. Millsap received an $80 million offer sheet from the Magic earlier Wednesday.

Splitter averaged 8.2 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.7 blocks and 0.7 steals in 20 minutes per game through 52 games in the 2014-15 season.

Splitter, who is signed through 2016-17, battled calf injuries all season. He has only played over 60 games in a regular season once in his five-year career, staying healthy enough to play in 81 games in 2012-13, which was conveniently a contract year for the vet. Despite his injuries, Splitter remains a valuable rotation piece in coach Gregg Popovich's system. This season, Splitter shot 56 percent from the field and 75 percent from the free-throw line. Though his rebounding numbers dropped from last season and his scoring has stayed relatively static, Splitter should return as the presumed starting center unless they sign someone else in the offseason.

Splitter could see increased minutes in Game 3 on Friday, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter, who started and played 19 minutes in Game 2, has been battling a nagging calf injury for much of the season. However, he's nearing full health, and with Aron Baynes (ankle) doubtful to play Friday, Splitter could be thrust into a heavy workload. However, Baynes did not play in Game 2 on Wednesday, and it was Boris Diaw, not Splitter, who saw big minutes (37).

Splitter (calf) logged 19 minutes in Game 2 against the Clippers and posted two points, seven rebounds, and two assists.

Splitter expected to see his minutes ramp up a bit, and it's encouraging to see him log 19 compared to 10 minutes in Game 1. Continue to expect low-end, consistent production from the veteran, who averaged 8.2 points and 4.8 rebounds during the regular season.

Splitter (calf) may play additional minutes Wednesday versus the Clippers in Los Angeles, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter missed the final six games of the regular season due to a calf concern, but the rest didn't equate to a fruitful outing in Sunday's postseason opener, as he managed four points (2-5 FG, 0-2 FT), three rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 10 minutes. Even though he made a locker-room visit at one point, Splitter has been forecast additional minutes by coach Gregg Popovich, if the big man can handle the workload.

Splitter (calf) started Game 1 against the Clippers but managed to log just 10 minutes. He posted four points, three rebounds, one assist, and one steal.

Splitter was considered a game-time decision heading into Game 1, but ultimately was able to go. Still, it was pretty evident that he was hampered by his ailment, and it's unclear whether he'll play Game 2 on Wednesday. For now, consider him a game-time decision.

Splitter (calf) is starting Sunday's Game 1 against the Clippers, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Despite missing the final six games of the regular season, Splitter could get heavy run in Game 1, as San Antonio has to match up with the Clippers' intimidating frontcourt.

Splitter (calf) is available for Sunday's Game 1 against the Clippers, Dan Woike of the Orange County Register reports.

Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said Splitter will be available, but Popovich did not confirm that the veteran center will star. If Splitter is limited, some of his usual minutes could go to Aron Baynes and Boris Diaw.