Hawks Sign Houstan, Re-Sign Wallace for Depth

The Atlanta Hawks have signed Caleb Houstan to a one-year deal after the Orlando Magic declined his team option, making him a free agent. Houstan, a 6-foot-8 Canadian wing, is recognized for his improved three-point shooting, hitting 50.7% from deep after last season's All-Star break, and has averaged 4.1 points in 168 NBA games. He brings shooting and defensive versatility to Atlanta’s roster. In addition, the Hawks re-signed Keaton Wallace to a two-way contract after he averaged 5.4 points and recorded his first career triple-double last season. Both transactions are intended to strengthen the Hawks' depth and shooting as they prepare for the new season. The moves highlight Atlanta's efforts to reshape their roster.