Trevor Ariza

F, Phoenix Suns

Trevor Ariza (knee) will play on Friday but T.J. Warren (knee) will not.

Ariza owners have to be glad he’ll play but with the Suns experiencing so many blowouts lately, his minutes, and thus production, are far from guaranteed.

Source: Kellan Olson on Twitter

Devin Booker

G, Phoenix Suns

Devin Booker (hamstring) will play on Friday vs. the Raptors.

Make sure he’s locked in your lineups if you’re in daily leagues. Book’s return takes away usage from Elie Okobo and T.J. Warren, though Warren’s efficiency makes him a hold in standard leagues.  

Source: Gerald Bourguet on Twitter

T.J. Warren

SF, Phoenix Suns

T.J. Warren, earlier listed as questionable and a game-time decision, is not going to play in Tuesday's season finale against the Mavs.

Warren will finish the season as a top-85/75 option, though his 65 games ding him a bit on the full season. Still, a top-100/85 finish in total value is nothing to sneeze at, especially considering Warren's deficiencies in 3-pointers and assists. His steals and blocks could use a little work but he's a non-zero contributor there and finished with a career-high 19.6 points per game. That's driven by an increase in volume (12.3 attempts to 16.4) rather than percentages (.495 to .498), though he did also make 1.2 more free throws per game this year than last. He's a great scorer to add in the middle-rounds if you're short on points after the elite point-getters are off the board.

Source: John Gambadoro on Twitter

T.J. Warren

SF, Phoenix Suns

T.J. Warren (knee) and Troy Daniels (ankle) are both questionable for Tuesday's tilt against the Mavs.

The Suns will actually have to field a team despite their tanking desires. With multiple players out Tyler Ulis, Danuel House, Dragan Bender and Alex Len should see all the playing time they can handle. The Suns may need the Daniels and Warren to give it a go, but its unknown if they would have a full workload. Shaq Harrison is a sneaky cheap DFS option who will likely play 25-30 minutes as well.

Source: Scott Bordow on Twitter

T.J. Warren

SF/PF, Phoenix Suns

T.J. Warren (knee) will not play in Tuesday's season finale versus the Mavericks.

The Suns will have already clinched having the worst record in the NBA, but at this point there is no reason to play their stars. Warren appeared in 65 games this season for the Suns and averaged 19.6 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists proving he could be a valuable commodity in fantasy for next season.

Source: Scott Bordow on Twitter

Marquese Chriss

PF, Phoenix Suns

The Suns announced that Marquese Chriss (hip), Devin Booker (hand), Elfrid Payton (knee), Alvin Williams (knee) and T.J. Warren (knee) will miss Sunday’s matchup with the Warriors.

The Suns are a single loss away from locking up the league’s worst record so maybe we will see some of their better players return next week after they put out a skeleton squad against the Warriors.

Source: The Phoenix Suns on Twitter

Elfrid Payton

PG, Phoenix Suns

Devin Booker (hand), T.J. Warren (knee), Elfrid Payton (knee) and Troy Daniels (ankle) will all miss Friday’s game vs. the Pelicans.

Tyler Ulis will get the start and has been playing well recently, as has Marquese Chriss. Both, however, are a little risky to use as Phoenix is extremely shorthanded and if they get blown out early, coach Triano might empty the bench to get guys like Alan Williams and Shaquille Harrison more run.

Source: Craig Grialou on Twitter

T.J. Warren

SG/SF, Phoenix Suns

T.J. Warren is likely to remain out on Friday against New Orleans.

Warren has been out since March 17 and the Suns have a history of shutting players down early so it's surprising to see him being treated like he still may return. Don't expect Warren to make a return this year as they are not trying to win anything but the lottery.

Source: Scott Bordow on Twitter

T.J. Warren

SF, Phoenix Suns

T.J. Warren (knee) is out on Tuesday against the Kings.

Warren has missed the previous eight games with a knee injury, but the Suns refuse to rule him out for the season. Perhaps he and Booker return to play a few games here at the end of the year.

Source: Phoenix Suns on Twitter