(SB Nation Chicago, Steve von Horn) The Atlanta Hawks are reportedly among four NBA teams showing interest in unrestricted free agent center Kyrylo Fesenko, according to Gery Woelfel of the Racine Journal Times. The 7'1" Ukrainian center played four seasons as a backup for the Utah Jazz, and has a career average of 2.3 points and 1.3 rebounds per game.

Fesenko tore the meniscus in his left knee while playing for the Ukrainian national team in the Eurobasket Tournament during the fall, and has been rehabbing in Denver while trying to find a landing spot in the NBA.

According to Woelfel, the Milwaukee Bucks are trying to set up a meeting with the free agent big man for next week, as his agent, Stu Lash, has said his client is "fine now" and that "he's ready to go." The other teams reportedly interested in signing Fesenko are the Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat and Atlanta Hawks.

(Jason Walker: Remember that The Real MC over at the AJC shared his thoughts while reporting the same thing earlier this month. However since that time the Hawks have signed Erick Dampier, making the Hawks a more remote possibility due to cap and roster restraints.)