Suns injury update. Starting C out vs Mavericks in 2nd of back-to-back

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Suns injury update. Starting C out vs Mavericks in 2nd of back-to-back

Suns injury update. Starting C out vs Mavericks in 2nd of back-to-back

The Phoenix Suns play their final home game of the regular season April 8 against Dallas Mavericks in second of back-to-back.

Suns injury update. Starting C out vs Mavericks in 2nd of back-to-back

The Phoenix Suns play their final home game of the regular season April 8 against Dallas Mavericks in second of back-to-back.

The Phoenix Suns will be without a key piece for their final home game of the regular season. Starting center Mark Williams has been ruled out for Wednesday's matchup against the Dallas Mavericks as the team manages a left foot injury.

This news comes as the Suns navigate the second night of a tough back-to-back, following a 119-105 loss to the Houston Rockets on Tuesday. Head coach Jordan Ott hinted at potential rest for players, emphasizing the need to manage workloads this late in the season. "We've taken these back-to-backs as a way to make sure we get to the finish line," Ott said. "We'll reassess in the morning... That was a physical game."

With the regular season winding down, every game carries immense weight for playoff positioning. The Suns (43-36) currently sit seventh in the competitive Western Conference, securely in the play-in tournament but fighting to improve their seed. They hold a two-game lead over the Los Angeles Clippers for that crucial seventh spot, which comes with a significant home-court advantage in the first play-in game.

After hosting the Mavericks in their home finale, Phoenix hits the road for challenging games against the Los Angeles Lakers and the Oklahoma City Thunder to close the schedule. Every decision, including resting a starter like Williams, is made with an eye on being at full strength for the high-stakes play-in tournament beginning April 14th.

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