Jalen Green, Devin Booker and James Harden out for Suns-Clippers
Guards Jalen Green, Devin Booker and James Harden were all ruled out for Sunday night's Suns-Clippers matchup in Phoenix.
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Phoenix Suns guards Jalen Green (right hamstring/left hip contusion) and Devin Booker (right ankle sprain) are out for Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Green is back on the injury report after he was removed from it and available in Friday’s win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, contributing 11 points, four rebounds and one assist.
The Suns guard took a hard fall in the third quarter against the Cavaliers after getting tangled up with Jarrett Allen. However, he walked off under his own power and returned to the game.
Green has dealt with a lingering hamstring injury all season and has played in only five games. Now, the hip contusion from Friday has been added to his injury report status.
Booker will miss his fifth straight game with an ankle sprain he suffered at the Atlanta Hawks on Jan. 23.
Clippers injury report vs. Suns
Clippers guard James Harden (personal) was ruled out after he was in attendance for Saturday’s ASU-Arizona men’s basketball game in Tempe for the debut of Harden-branded ASU uniforms.
L.A. had previously ruled out Bradley Beal (fractured left hip) and Derrick Jones Jr. (right knee sprain).
Jones has been out since Jan. 3 and will miss his 14th straight game.
The Suns take on the Clippers at 6 p.m. from Mortgage Matchup Center. Catch all the action on the Arizona Sports app, 98.7 and arizonasports.com.






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Bradley “The Bum” Beal is missing a game due to injury???? Hmmmm…..really? Can someone please verify this information to see if that’s true? Bradley Beal missing games due to injury?
IF this is true then what a shocker!!!!! I thought for sure Mr. Glass Jaw would play every game this year.
Gooooooood RIDDANCE!!!!!
Holy Sh*t, can this guy catch a break?!! Suns need to keep the confidence with him. He’s a phenomenal athlete and shooter. Let’s just make it through this year and get him 3 months of healing.
He broke his hip early in the season and has been out for the year. I know he was always injured and was a major disappointment here in Phoenix, but he was always a good teammate and upstanding guy. Can’t blame him for getting paid. If someone offered me that kind of money my response definitely wouldn’t be; no, I probably shouldn’t take it. I get hurt a lot.