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Keaton Wallace, who started as backup point guard for the Hawks on opening night last season, has signed a two-year deal overseas with Maccabi Tel Aviv — a move that makes sense given Atlanta’s crowded backcourt and limited cap space. After being passed over in favor of younger, more proven guards like Devin Carter and Ryan Nembhard, Wallace’s departure was inevitable. But don’t write him off — overseas stints are often stepping stones, and players like Jacob Toppin prove it’s smart to stay sharp while waiting for their next NBA shot. His time in Atlanta was solid, and this new chapter could be just the boost he needs.

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