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Goodwin joins the long list of Suns rotation players who won’t be available for Sunday’s regular-season finale. Rasheer Fleming and Amir Coffey are two players whose minutes should increase due to the absences.

Allen appeared to tweak something in his left hamstring during the second quarter of Friday’s game and headed back to the locker room immediately after exiting. Amir Coffey has entered the rotation, but he remains behind Royce O’Neale and Rasheer Fleming in the pecking order if Allen can’t return.

Coffey, who last appeared in a game on March 19, is available for Sunday’s game. He’s unlikely to get the minutes needed to affect fantasy basketball.

Coffey has not appeared in a game since March 19, but that may change on Sunday. However, even if he is available, the Suns’ wing is unlikely to get the minutes needed to affect fantasy basketball.

Highsmith and Coffey’s continued absences don’t affect fantasy basketball, especially with Dillon Brooks returning from a fractured hand on Tuesday. However, it does leave the Suns down two options on the wings.

Coffey and Highsmith will continue to miss time, but given their limited roles in Phoenix’s rotation, their absences will have little impact in the world of fantasy hoops.

Coffey’s continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball, but it does rob the Suns of another bench option on the wing. Ryan Dunn is available and may pick up a few more minutes due to the absences of Coffey and Haywood Highsmith.

The continued absences of Highsmith and Coffey mean that the Suns have less depth on the wings, but this does not affect fantasy basketball. Both players should remain on the waiver wire, regardless of league size.

Coffey will miss a second straight game after spraining his left ankle during Thursday’s loss to the Spurs. His continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball.

Highsmith will miss a second straight game for knee injury management, while Coffey sprained his left ankle during Thursday’s loss to the Spurs. Their absences will not affect fantasy basketball, even with Dillon Brooks still out with a fractured hand.