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The Pacers ship out one Indiana born player for another.
Indiana Pacers Receive: Jeff Teague
Atlanta Hawks Receive: Utah 12th Pick in Draft (Taurean Prince)
Utah Jazz Receive: George Hill
Atlanta Hawks:
The Hawks are in what seems to be full on rebuilding mode. They’ve shipped out veteran point guard Jeff Teague for a lottery pick. As well, it looks as if they’ve moved on from Al Horford. Teague was in the final year of his deal and was set to make 8 mil this season, trading him away insured that they’d get something back. It also moves Dennis Schroder in to the starting point guard role.
Utah Jazz:
The Jazz were one of the surprise teams last season and just missed the playoffs. The Jazz core is upcoming with Rodney Hood, Gordon Hayward,
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