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Raptors at Suns: Money on the Floor, March 22, 2026
Brooks is making steady progress in his recovery from a broken hand, and he's nearing the three-week mark of his initial 4-6 week timetable. In a best-case scenario, Brooks might be able to make it back to the court by March 24. Once he's cleared for contact, we'll know he's on the cusp of a return.
This will be Allen's fourth consecutive game on the inactive list, and for now, he should be considered questionable for Tuesday's game against the Nuggets. Ryan Dunn has been the primary beneficiary in Allen's absence.
O'Neale will miss a third straight game due to left knee soreness, and his next opportunity to return will come Tuesday against Denver. Jordan Goodwin will likely remain in the starting five in O'Neale's absence, while Rasheer Fleming and Ryan Dunn are candidates for increased playing time.
This is a huge blow for the Suns, as Williams has managed to remain relatively healthy up until this point in the campaign. His absence for the next few weeks should open up opportunities for Oso Ighodaro and Khaman Maluach at center.
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A. Coffey
Coffey will end up missing a second consecutive game after spraining his left ankle against the Spurs on Thursday, and his next chance to play is Tuesday against the Nuggets. While he hasn't played as much in March as he had in February, his absence means Jamaree Bouyea and Isaiah Livers will have elevated roles off the bench.
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H. Highsmith
This will be the third straight game on the sidelines for Highsmith, which should result in some extra minutes for Rasheer Fleming. Highsmith's next chance to play will come Tuesday versus the Nuggets.
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