The Hawks have waived Kevon Harris and Daeqwon Plowden, the team announced in a press release.
Both Harris and Plowden were signed to Exhibit 10 contracts and will likely be headed to the College Park Skyhawks, Atlanta’s NBA G League affiliate, to open the 2024/25 season. Each player could earn a bonus worth $77.5K if he spends at least 60 days with College Park.
Harris, a 6’5″ guard, went undrafted out of Stephen F. Austin in 2020. He has spent the past two seasons on a two-way deal with the Magic, appearing in 36 total NBA games. The Georgia native is a G League veteran, having previously suited up for the Raptors 905 in addition to the Osceola Magic.
Plowden caught on with Atlanta after he was waived by the Warriors in September. He spent about two months on a two-way deal with Golden State after impressing during Summer League action.
A 6’6″ wing who went undrafted out of Bowling Green in 2022, Plowden has spent his first two professional seasons in the NBAGL, suiting up for the Birmingham Squadron and Osceola, the affiliate teams of New Orleans and Orlando, respectively.
Atlanta’s roster is down to 18 players, which is the regular season limit. The Hawks have 15 players on guaranteed standard contracts, with all three two-way spots filled.
Man I liked Plowdens energy on GSW. Wouldn’t mind seeing him back in Santa Cruz getting minutes. He seems like a good project for someone to work on.
I had high hopes but they are deeply in love with Spencer