Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat Injury Reports for January 29 | 2023-24 NBA season

The Phoenix Suns visit the Miami Heat at the Kaseya Center on Monday night as they continue their grueling seven-game road trip. The Suns have lost two of their first three games of their trip, to the Indiana Pacers and the Orlando Magic. The Heat, meanwhile, are looking to snap a six-game losing streak.

It's the second and final meeting of the regular season between the Suns and Heat. The Suns blew out the Heat in their first matchup, 113-97, on Jan. 5 at the Footprint Center in Phoenix. Grayson Allen was on fire for the Suns with a game-high 31 points.

Monday's game will be the 71st regular-season matchup between the two franchises since their first meeting on Jan. 7, 1989. The Suns are ahead 38-32 in the all-time series and have won six of their last 10 games.

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Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat Injury Reports for January 29, 2024

The Phoenix Suns and Miami Heat have been ravaged by injuries this season. The Suns have endured a lot of injuries early in the campaign, with Devin Booker and Bradley Beal missing time. Kevin Durant also missed a bunch of injuries last month.

Meanwhile, the Heat lost Tyler Herro for almost the entire month of November due to a sprained ankle. Jimmy Butler also had his fair share of injuries this month, while Bam Adebayo missed time in December with a hip issue.

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Phoenix Suns injury report for Jan. 29

The Phoenix Suns have three players on their injury report for Monday's contest. Bol Bol and Damion Lee remain out with a right foot sprain and right knee injury, respectively. Jusuf Nurkic is likely a game-time decision due to a sprained left thumb.

Player	Status	Injury
Bol Bol	Out	Right Foot Sprain
Damion Lee	Out	Right Meniscus Surgery
Jusuf Nurkic	Game-Time Decision	Left Thumb Sprain

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Miami Heat injury report for Jan. 29

The Miami Heat only has one player injured for the game against the Phoenix Suns. Dru Smith remains out for the remained of the season due to a right knee surgery. R.J. Hampton, Orlando Robinson and Cole Swider are all out and assigned to the NBA G League.

Player	Status	Injury
R.J. Hampton	Out	G League Assignment
Orlando Robinson	Out	G League Assignment
Dru Smith	Out	Right Knee Surgery
Cole Swider	Out	G League Assignment

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How to watch Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat?

The Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat game starts at 7:30 p.m. EST. The game will be televised on NBA TV, Arizona's Family 3TV, Arizona's Family Sports and Bally Sports Sun.

It will also be available on radio stations SiriusXM NBA Radio across the United States, ESPN 620 and KSUN 1400 AM in Phoenix, and AM 560 Sports WQAM WAQI 710 AM in South Florida.

Live streaming choices include FuboTV and NBA League Pass, which are paid subscriptions.

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