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Just like that, Zuby Ejiofor is needed in Atlanta's nightly rotation. The rookie is delivering so far.

Rookie big man Zuby Ejiofor has stepped into a significant second-unit role for the Atlanta Hawks during their four-game winning streak. With Jock Landale and Asa Newell sidelined by injuries, Ejiofor has served as the team's primary healthy backup center behind starter Onyeka Okongwu.
Over the four-game stretch, Ejiofor has averaged more than 16 minutes, seven points, four rebounds, and two assists per contest. Writer Zach Langley argues that Ejiofor has capitalized on his expanded rotation opportunity and should retain his increased role moving forward.
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