Suns-Nuggets Injury Report, Game Preview

The Phoenix Suns have nobody listed on their injury report ahead of their meeting with the Denver Nuggets.

Who: Denver Nuggets at Phoenix Suns
When: Friday, March 31 at 7:30 PM PST
Where: Footprint Center, Phoenix, AZ
Spread (Via SI Sportsbook): Suns -8.5

Phoenix Suns Injury Report

None

Denver Nuggets Injury Report

Jack White (Health & Safety Protocols) is Probable

Vlatko Čančar (Left Ankle Sprain) is Probable

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (Non-COVID Illness) is Questionable

Nikola Jokić (Right Calf Tightness) is Questionable

Jamal Murray (Left Knee Injury Management) is Questionable

Michael Porter Jr. (Left Heel Injury Management) is Questionable

Collin Gillespie (Right Lower Leg Fracture) is Out

Quick Game Preview

The Phoenix Suns host the Denver Nuggets tonight in a battle that features some of the West's top teams. 

The Suns enter tonight's game on a three-game winning streak and are the No. 4 seed. Denver saw their four-game winning streak end in their recent loss to the New Orleans Pelicans and have a three-game lead for the No. 1 seed in the West. 

The Suns hope their top five defense (111.7 ppg) can hold a Nuggets team that leads the league in field goal percentage at 50.8%. 

The Nuggets are led by MVP candidate (and reigning back-to-back winner of the award) Nikola Jokic, who nearly averages a triple-double with 24.9 points, 11.9 rebounds and 9.9 assists per night. He didn't play in the loss to New Orleans. 

In total, Denver has seven players that average double-digit points per night. 

As for Phoenix, they're totally healthy for the first time all season (at least it feels like) which includes the presence of Kevin Durant, who scored 16 points in his return from an ankle injury. 

The Suns have a 68.5% chance to win, according to ESPN's basketball index.