Another Hawks veteran center has moved on in free agency.

Former Hawks center Larry Nance Jr. agreed to terms with the Cavaliers, according to a report.

The Hawks acquired Nance from the Pelicans last year in the Dejounte Murray deal. Nance provided the Hawks with depth at center despite missing much of the season with a fractured finger, as well as a right medial femoral condyle fracture.

In 24 games, Nance averaged 8.5 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists. He also provided the Hawks with key spacing, knocking down 44.7% of his 3-point attempts.

But Nance played a key role for the Hawks in their locker room. He gave them a valued veteran voice who provided coaching from a player’s perspective, as well as advocate for his teammates.

Nance joins Clint Capela and Caris LeVert, who signed with the Rockets and Pistons, respectively, among the veteran Hawks leaving in free agency.

In

  • Nickeil Alexander-Walker (signing pending)
  • Kobe Bufkin
  • Dyson Daniels
  • Mouhamed Gueye (not guaranteed)
  • Jalen Johnson
  • Luke Kennard (signing pending)
  • Vit Krejci (not guaranteed)
  • Asa Newell (waiting to sign rookie-scale contract)
  • Onyeka Okongwu
  • Kristaps Porzingis (trade to Hawks pending)
  • Zaccharie Risacher
  • Trae Young

Options tendered

  • Jacob Toppin (restricted)
  • Keaton Wallace (restricted)

TBD

  • Garrison Mathews (unrestricted)

Out

  • Dominick Barlow (Hawks declined team option)
  • Clint Capela (agreed to terms with Rockets)
  • Caris LeVert (agreed to terms with Pistons)
  • Terance Mann (trade pending to Nets)
  • Larry Nance Jr. (agreed to terms with Cavaliers)
  • Georges Niang (trade pending to Celtics)

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