Mack scored 13 points (5-10 FG, 3-7 3Pt, 0-2 FT) with four rebounds and three assists in 28 minutes in the overtime loss to the Cavaliers on Sunday.

Mack fell out of the rotation earlier in the playoffs and did not play in four straight games. With Kyle Korver (ankle) out, the former Butler guard is back and getting minutes. He could be a nice DFS play on Tuesday in Game 4.

Mack logged four minutes on the floor in Atlanta's 99-92 win over Brooklyn in Game 1. In his limited time on the floor, Mack posted two points, two steals, and two assists.

Although Mack was effective in his time on the court, he'll likely to continue to have a limited role off Atlanta's bench. Atlanta's top two point guards, Jeff Teague and Dennis Schroder, simply provide too big of a road block to Mack getting meaningful minutes.

Mack had 10 points (4-8 FG, 0-3 3Pt, 2-2 FT) to go with five assists and three steals over 19 minutes Wednesday against Golden State.

Mack got a good bit of playing time for the third straight game Wednesday, although this time it was not due to a player ahead of him on the depth chart getting a night off. Atlanta got run out of the building, which led to a lot of playing time for the Hawks' reserves. Mack has been solid lately when given a good chunk of playing time, averaging 14 points and 3.3 assists in 25 minutes over his last three games. Still, he's usually only relevant when Atlanta rests a starter. That said, Kyle Korver's absence makes Mack a fringe option in deep leagues.

Mack came off the bench to play 35 minutes Sunday with Kyle Korver (nose) leaving the game early. He scored a season-high 18 points (7-13 FG, 3-7 3Pt, 1-2 FT) in addition to dishing out three assists.

Korver broke his nose Sunday, so it's unclear how long he'll be out for. Should he miss extended time, Mack could become fantasy relevant, but Kent Bazemore would be a more likely candidate to play the wing in his possible absence.

Mack made his first appearance in over a month Friday against the Raptors. He scored nine points (4-6 FG, 1-3 3Pt) and added one rebound and one assist in 13 minutes off the bench.

The Hawks lost the game by 25 points, and the result seemed inevitable even before the start of the fourth quarter. The blowout loss is probably the main reason for Mack's action. Though he is a decent scorer, he is buried pretty deep on the Hawks' depth chart, and it would take some major injuries for Mack to become anything more than a deep league afterthought.

Mack (calf) was available for Friday's game against the Warriors, but never made an appearance.

The Hawks only used nine players in this game, so it's not shocking that Mack didn't make it into the game. In 31 games this season, he's averaging just 13.7 minutes per game. His next chance to return from an injury that has kept him out since Jan. 17 is Sunday against the Grizzlies.

Mack (calf) will play against the Warriors on Friday, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.

Mack is averaging just 13.7 minutes on the court over 31 games this season and isn't expected to see significant time on the court Friday, even though he's returning from a prolonged calf injury.

Mack (calf) is listed as probable for Friday's game against the Warriors, KL Chouinard of Hawks.com reports.

Mack has missed the last nine games with a calf strain, but he appears on pace to make his return Friday. The Butler product's minutes have vacillated for much of the season, and he's unlikely to see big minutes in his first game back.

Mack (calf) is unlikely to be ready to play Wednesday against the Wizards, Chris Vivalmore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Mack continues to work his way back from a left calf strain that's kept him out of action since Jan. 17. While he's very unlikely to play Wednesday night, he could be ready to return over the weekend. The Hawks host Golden Sate on Friday and play at Memphis on Sunday night.

Mack (calf) will not play Monday, the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Chris Vivlamore reports.

He has been sidelined for a while now, and his absence has lead to slightly more minutes for backup point guard Dennis Schroder. Consider Mack questionable for Wednesday's game.

Mack (calf) has been ruled out for Saturday's game, the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Chris Vivlamore reports.

This will be his seventh straight game out of action with the calf injury. With the emergence of Dennis Schroder this year, Mack has been relegated to a minor role, making him an afterthought in most fantasy leagues.

Mack (calf) will not be available for Friday's game against Portland, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.

Mack will be missing his sixth straight game Saturday with his next opportunity to get back on the court coming against the Sixers on Saturday. In his absence, Dennis Schroder will continue to see extended time off the bench behind All-Star Jeff Teague.

Mack (calf) will not play Wednesday against Brooklyn, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

A calf strain has kept Mack out of the last four games, and he'll miss a fifth straight contest Wednesday. He's without a timetable at this point but should be considered questionable to play Friday against Portland. In his absence, Kent Bazemore and Dennis Schroder should continue to pick up a few extra minutes.

Mack (calf) underwent an MRI on Tuesday which confirmed he's dealing with a left calf strain, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Mack suffered the injury against the Bulls on Saturday and sat out Monday's win over the Pistons. Coach Mike Budenholzer said Monday that Mack could miss the rest of the week, and Tuesday's official diagnosis would seem to confirm that he'll sit out at least a game or two. Mack will not play Wednesday against the Pacers, and it's unlikely he plays Friday when the Hawks host Oklahoma City.

Mack (calf) could be out for a week, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Mack has already been ruled out for Monday's game after getting forced out of Saturday's game with the strained calf, and it appears an extended absence is possible. The Hawks went to Kent Bazemore on the point as Teague's backup with Dennis Schroder unavailable Saturday, but Schroder is expected to be available Monday. A combination of the reserve guards will likely pick up Mack's 14 minutes off the bench in his absence.

Mack (calf) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Pistons, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.

Mack was forced out of Saturday's game with a strained calf, and will now miss all of Monday's game. His limp after getting hurt made the injury look a bit worrisome. Assume that Mack's limited minutes will go to the other backups guards of the Hawks.

Mack won't return to Saturday's game at Chicago due to a strained left calf, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Mack was removed from the game in the second quarter, looked at on the bench, and promptly limped to the locker room. While he posted two points (1-2 FG) and two assists in seven minutes, the Hawks' reserve backcourt now consists of Kent Bazemore and Dennis Schroder.

Mack provided 12 points (5-12 FG, 2-4 3Pt) and 10 assists in the win over Philadelphia on Tuesday.

Mack had been playing sparingly. With many of its starters resting, Atlanta was able to give Mack more playing time and he came through with a big game against the woeful 76ers. Jeff Teague (rest) should be back on Wednesday, so Mack will likely head back to the bench.

Mack scored a career-high 24 points (7-8 FG, 6-6 3Pt, 4-4 FT) with two rebounds and three assists in 23 minutes in the win over Cleveland on Wednesday.

Mack received more with Jeff Teague (hamstring) out. He had not appeared in the previous two games, but had the semi-mythical hot hand against the Cavaliers. If Teague remains out, Mack could have some short-term value in deeper leagues.

Mack scored 13 points (5-9 FG, 2-4 3Pt, 1-2 FT), with five assists, three rebounds and two steals in 19 minutes during Tuesday's win over the Wizards.

Mack isn't on many fantasy radars currently, but this was an impressive outing in limited minutes for him. He stepped up when called up, and is a player to keep an eye on if he gets additional minutes.