Crawford Takes Up Two Spots For Hawks

ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlahnta Hawks are counting on versatile guard Jamal Crawford to give them more options on the court and additional flexibility during free agency.
   
The signing gives coach Mike Woodson a 29-year-old veteran scorer who can play the point or shooting guard position as well as small forward. General manager Rick Sund, who has decisions to make on five unrestricted free agents, got a player under contract.
   
Crawford, who was introduced on Monday, joined the Hawks after just one season with Golden State.
   
Atlanta’s free agents include Mike Bibby, Flip Murray, Zaza Pachulia, Solomon Jones and Mario West.