PG Mo Williams and cash considerations was dealt to the Nuggets for the rights to European F Cenk Akyol.

G Mo Williams was acquired by the Hawks in a trade with the Cavaliers on Saturday. The 6-1, 198-pound Williams, 34, was part of the Cavs' 2016 NBA championship team after signing as a free agent on July 10, 2015, and averaged 8.2 points and 2.4 assists in 18.2 minutes in 41 games (14 starts) last season.

G Mo Williams did not travel to Toronto for Friday's game against the Raptors.

G Mo Williams was inactive again for Game 2. Williams has been battling a left knee injury for months and the Cavs were previously hopeful he would be available.

G Mo Williams returned to Florida Monday for what is believed to be his third visit with Dr. James Andrews because of his ailing left knee.

G Mo Williams did not travel with the team to Chicago after having his ailing left knee re-evaluated. Williams experienced discomfort and soreness following the Cavaliers' loss to Indiana on April 6. Coach Tyronn Lue said Saturday that he did not yet have an update on Williams' status for the rest of the regular season.

G Mo Williams returned to the Cavaliers after missing just over a month because of a sore knee. The 13-year veteran guard scored eight points in 13 minutes after not having played more than four minutes in a game since Feb. 10.

G Mo Williams (left knee) missed his 16th straight game on Thursday night, but Lue said it's possible that Williams could return Saturday in New York.

G Mo Williams has appeared in one game over the last month and totaled just four minutes while dealing with a knee injury. The team is expected to have an update on him in the coming days.

G Mo Williams is expected to miss at least two weeks with a left knee injury. Williams visited with Dr. James Andrews last week.

G Mo Williams (sore left knee) did not travel with the team to continue treatment.

G Mo Williams visited noted surgeon Dr. James Andrews on Tuesday and was diagnosed with chondromalacia, or swelling under the knee. His left knee has been bothering him much of the season, but he was cleared to play through it.

G Mo Williams will visit Dr. James Andrews on Tuesday for a second opinion on his ailing left knee. The knee has been bothering him throughout the season, and an injection in December didn't seem to help, he said.

G Mo Williams returned to the Cavs on Monday following the death of his uncle. He hadn't played since Jan. 2.

G Mo Williams was excused by the team Tuesday to deal with a family situation and missed Tuesday's game. Williams, who lives in Dallas during the offseason, has a basketball facility there named after him called The Mo Williams Academy. Cleveland practiced there Monday.

G Mo Williams revealed he has partially torn ligaments in his ailing right thumb after flying to New York on Thursday for a second opinion. Williams is able to play while the thumb heals.

G Mo Williams returned after missing a week with a sprained thumb, giving the Cavs a full roster for the first time since the start of last season's playoffs.

G Mo Williams has missed the last two games with a sprained right thumb, but he hopes to play Wednesday when the Cavaliers host the Knicks. Williams has twice needed surgery to insert pins after tearing a ligament in that thumb.

G Mo Williams, who sprained his thumb during Tuesday's win at the Boston Celtics, did not play Thursday against Oklahoma City.

G Mo Williams (right ankle) returned to the lineup after missing two games. He finished Wednesday with 15 points.