Atlanta Hawks wing Bogdan Bogdanovic has missed his team's first 19 games while recovering from offseason knee surgery. Unfortunately, a month into the season, there is still no timetable for Bogdanovic's return.

Hawks coach Nate McMillan confirmed that Bogdanovic has yet to take part in a full practice. When asked about his reserve wing's timeline, McMillan said there isn't one.

Bogdanovic has missed 66 games since joining the Hawks before the 2020-21 season. He had surgery last summer on his right knee. At the beginning of the season, Bogdanovic said the knee bothered him all throughout last season and that he's had sporadic pain in the knee since joining the NBA in 2017.

The Phoenix Suns are still interested in acquiring Bogdan Bogdanovic, sources told Kevin O'Connor of The Ringer.

Bogdanovic has yet to appear for the Hawks this season while he recovers from a knee injury.

The Suns were reportedly close to trading Jae Crowder at one point last week. 

It was also reported earlier in the day that the Suns are no longer interested in trading for John Collins. 

The Phoenix Suns have shown no desire to trade for John Collins, who has four seasons remaining on his five-year, $125 million deal.

Collins is considered a good player, but the deal is perceived as above market value by rival executives.

The Atlanta Hawks remain one of the teams in the mix to trade for Jae Crowder.

The Utah Jazz also have interest in Collins, but a deal is considered unlikely. The Washington Wizards previously showed interest in Collins, but that was before their trade for Kristaps Porzingis. 

The Phoenix Suns have expressed trade interest in Harrison Barnes, Kyle Kuzma, KJ Martin and John Collins, sources tell The Athletic.

The Suns continue to find a trade for Jae Crowder with the Milwaukee Bucks and Atlanta Hawks recently engaged.

The Suns promoted Cam Johnson to take Crowder's role in the starting lineup this season. Johnson is currently out following meniscus surgery.

The Atlanta Hawks have opened up preliminary trade discussions on John Collins, sources tell Shams Charania of The Athletic. 

Collins is in the season-year of a $125 million deal. Collins has long been mentioned in trade rumors with the Hawks appearing to be close to a trade this past offseason.

The Hawks don't have an imminent trade in place involving Collins and talks are expected to continue through the Feb. 9th trade deadline.

The Phoenix Suns have shown interest in Collins, but they appear reluctant to take on long-term money and to trade future first round picks due to the uncertainty of their ownership. Robert Sarver is in the process of selling the Suns.