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The Phoenix Suns host the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday, and Grayson Allen and Royce O’Neal are both among the players on the team’s injury report. Allen is dealing with a knee injury and is listed as questionable, while O’Neal also has a knee injury but is listed as probable. Here’s everything we know about Grayson Allen and Royce O’Neale’s injuries and their playing statuses heading into the Suns’ game against the Nuggets.

Grayson Allen, Royce O’Neal’s injury status vs. Nuggets

Given that Royce O’Neale is on the Suns’ injury report as probable, this generally indicates that he will be able to play. It’s just a waiting game until Sans makes the upgrade available to him. O’Neale has been sidelined for the last three games and has been a productive player for the Suns.

He has appeared in 69 games this season, including 64 starts, averaging just over 29 minutes per game. He averaged 9.9 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.1 steals on 41.6 percent shooting from the field, 40.3 percent shooting from the 3-point line and 70 percent shooting from the free-throw line.

With Grayson Allen listed as questionable, his status is more unclear. He has been out for the last four games and likely won’t have any concrete updates until closer to tip-off.

He has appeared in 44 games, including 26 starts, at a pace of just over 29 minutes per game. He averaged a career-high 17.2 points, 3.0 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.4 steals while shooting 40.7 percent from the field, 35.4 percent from the 3-point line and 85.9 percent from the free-throw line.

sans injury report

-Grayson Allen questionable (left knee injury management).
-Dillon Brooks out (fractured left hand)
-Amir Coffey out (left ankle sprain)
-Haywood Highsmith out (right knee injury management)
-Royce O’Neale probable (left knee soreness)
-Mark Williams out (third metatarsal stress reaction of left foot)

nuggets injury report

-Peyton Watson out (right hamstring injury management)

The Phoenix Suns traveled to Fiserv Forum on Tuesday night to face the Milwaukee Bucks, who have won four of their last five games. This is despite the continued absence of both Grayson Allen and Dillon Brooks, with Phoenix relying on players like Devin Booker and Colin Gillespie to perform offensively in recent games.

Despite this, Allen sat out the Suns’ most recent game against Charlotte and once again found himself on the official injury list due to a right knee injury. He is listed as questionable along with Mark Williams and Brooks, who are both listed out.

The Bucks are a little better health-wise and are dealing with several absences, including Kevin Porter Jr.

Grayson Allen’s injury status vs. Bucks

Allen’s availability will be a game-time decision. The 30-year-old player has been a major contributor for the Suns this year, averaging 17.5 points, 3.0 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game. This makes him the third-highest scorer on the roster for Phoenix.

Early in the year, Allen exploded for a career-high 42 points and set a Suns franchise record with 10 three-pointers in a single game. He also became the fastest player in team history to make 100 threes in a season, doing so in just 31 games.

The Suns are currently 37-27 and 4-1 in their last five. They’re up against a team that has lost five of its last six and currently sits at 27-36. They suffered a brutal 130-91 loss against the Orlando Magic in their last game and need a quick turnaround in fortunes.

Phoenix is ​​averaging 112.1 points per game, while Milwaukee is averaging 111.1 points per game. The Suns have a slight rebounding edge at 43.4 rebounds per game compared to the Bucks’ 41.2. Regardless, with the Suns’ recent momentum and home advantage, Phoenix enters this game as the favorite.

sans injury report

Grayson Allen – Questionable (right knee injury management).

Jordan Goodwin – Available (left calf strain)

Dillon Brooks – Out (fractured left hand)

Mark Williams – out (third metatarsal stress reaction of left foot)

bucks injury report

Bobby Portis – questionable (thoracic spinal cord injury)

Taurean Prince – Questionable (recovery from neck surgery)

Jericho Sims – Questionable (right patella tendonitis)

Kevin Porter Jr. – Out (right knee synovitis)

Alex Antetokounmpo – Out (G League Two-Way)

Cormac Ryan – out (G League two-way)

PHOENIX – Grayson Allen suffered an unexpected knee injury before the Phoenix Suns’ game against the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday.

Throughout the season, Allen struggled with lower body injuries. He was struggling with a right groin injury at the beginning of the year, but now he is struggling with a right knee problem.

His injury may be a microcosm of Phoenix’s health problems. Before Sunday’s game, they will have a total of four players out due to related injuries.

This season, Allen is having a career year averaging 17.5 points and 4.2 assists while shooting 35.5% from 3-point range on over nine 3-pointers per game.

He has been the ideal weapon in head coach Jordan Ott’s system. Not to mention, his growth as a downhill driver has also contributed to a career-best season in assists and scoring.

Grayson Allen’s injury is a big blow for the Suns

The team did not specify the severity of the injury, but said it is a legitimate injury and is being managed appropriately. It may be that they are being extra cautious because of the team’s upcoming six-game road trip.

Either way, Allen being listed as a prospect and being completely ruled out is cause for concern. Bearing in mind that this is the same right knee issue that has troubled him all year,

Although he has been left out, this is a big opportunity for players like Rasheer Fleming, Ryan Dunn and Haywood Highsmith to make a good impression.

For the Suns, hopefully Allen’s injury isn’t long-term, but it is concerning for it to happen before the team’s road trip.

No matter what happens, he’ll want to get back on the court as soon as possible as Phoenix chases a legitimate playoff spot.

In their second game of the post-All-Star break road trip, the Orlando Magic will travel west to face the Phoenix Suns on Saturday afternoon. Despite the weeklong break, both teams are still dealing with some injuries, most notably to guards Jalen Suggs and Grayson Allen, who are both listed as questionable. Here’s everything we know about the injuries to Jalen Suggs and Grayson Allen and their playing status on Saturday.

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Jalen Suggs’ injury status vs. Suns

Suggs has missed 20 of the Magic’s first 54 games this season and is in danger of missing another game. The 24-year-old has not missed a game since January 22, but is listed as doubtful against the Suns after battling back spasms.

Suggs has often been listed on Orlando’s injury report as a precaution since returning to the court. The back spasms are often minor, which suggests he will be on the court Saturday afternoon.

The Magic are already shorthanded after Franz Wagner suffered a setback in his recovery from injury, forcing Anthony Black into the starting lineup. Losing Suggs will leave Jamahl Mosley without his best on-ball defender, potentially giving up-and-coming Javon Carter a head start.

It wouldn’t be a surprise to see Suggs take the second seat, considering he’s already missed nearly half of the season, and the Magic have been hit hard by injury. But given the nature of his injury and the current situation in Orlando, he is expected to play.

Grayson Allen’s injury status vs. Magic

Unlike Suggs, Allen has not played in more than two weeks. His last game was on February 5 against the Golden State Warriors, when his foot dropped awkwardly at the end of the game. Allen survived a major injury, but surprisingly he has been out of commission ever since.

Allen remained out after the All-Star break and did not appear in the Suns’ game against the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday. The team initially reported it would re-evaluate Allen after the break, but it appears nothing has changed.

However, him being listed as questionable is a step in the right direction, suggesting a return could be coming soon. If he is able to bounce back against the Magic, it will almost be a miracle that he only missed four games due to the scary injury.

With Devin Booker also out, Phoenix was forced to make do without its starting backcourt, forcing Jordan Ott to turn to Jalen Green, who is coming off a 26-point game against the Spurs. Green is starting with Colin Gillespie, who, barring a miraculous return of Allen, will likely be the backcourt tandem on Saturday against the Magic.

magical injury report

Colin Castleton – Out, G League

Alex Morales – Out, G League

Jalen Suggs – Questionable, back spasms

Franz Wagner – out, left ankle sprain injury management

sans injury report

Grayson Allen – Questionable, right ankle sprain

Cole Anthony – Out, not with team

Devin Booker – out, right hip strain

Haywood Highsmith – out, managing right knee injury.