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Jalen Green out for 6th straight game, Suns debut still on hold; Dillon Brooks remains out vs. Jazz

Jalen Green's Suns debut remains on hold as he was listed as out with a right hamstring strain ahead of the Phoenix Suns' game against the Utah Jazz on Friday.

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Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green stands on the sideline with his teammates before facing the Memphis Grizzlies at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona on Oct. 29, 2025. (Jeremy Schnell/Arizona Sports)

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Jalen Green was listed as out with a right hamstring strain ahead of the Phoenix Suns’ game against the Utah Jazz on Friday night, putting his team debut on hold six games into the season.

The offseason acquisition from the Houston Rockets didn’t miss a single regular season contest the last two years but hasn’t been as fortunate thus far in the desert.

Dillon Brooks also appeared as out on the latest Suns injury report, but instead of groin soreness was designated with a core muscle strain.

It will be the third straight missed game for the forward who has averaged 19.3 points (37.3% shooting), 3.3 rebounds, 2.7 steals and 2.3 turnovers in his 30.3 minutes per game.

On the Jazz’s front, forward Georges Niang (foot) was ruled out and has yet to log minutes in a game this season.

Fans will get their first in-person look at this year’s aggressively orange NBA Cup court at Mortgage Matchup Center.

Suns-Jazz will tip off at 7 p.m. on Halloween. Listen to the action on 98.7 and the Arizona Sports app.

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Norm Drey 11 months ago

The nightmare of Bradley Beal in a Suns jersey just came rushing back to me. Ugh!

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EarlBlack JesusMonroe 11 months ago

Joe so good at what he did, he has kept himself alive and is now 86.

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Burkhead Balls 11 months ago

I remember Magic Proski who was great at keeping the players healthy. We never had all these calf and hamstring strains and groin pulls when Magic was the trainer.
Granted, the playing style was different. Players were not as big, strong and athletic and the game wasn't as physical, and season not as long, etc.
But still, I wish we had the Magic man.