Suns-Hawks Injury Report: Trae Young Probable

The Phoenix Suns look to continue their winning ways against the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night.

Phoenix are winners of their previous six-of-seven games and hope to end their two-game home stint on a high note before taking on a five-game road trip that begins with the Boston Celtics on Friday.

Atlanta hopes to reverse recent trends after losing their last four-of-five games.

Here's the updated injury report for tonight, via the Suns:

SUNS INJURY REPORT:

Josh Okogie (Nasal Fracture) is Available

Okogie has played through a broken nose as of late but has yet to find some of that offensive form that saw him score 24 points back on Jan. 21 vs. Indiana. His high in the following games has been nine points though minutes have been limited.

Devin Booker (Left Groin Strain) is Out

Booker is set to return "soon" per various reports since suffering a groin injury on Christmas Day. The Suns could obviously use their best player.

Cameron Payne (Right Foot Sprain) is Out

Payne last played on Jan. 4 and now with Saben Lee off his second ten-day contract, minutes for other ball handlers such as Duane Washington Jr. may open up. The Suns miss Payne's ability to push the tempo on the court.

Landry Shamet (Right Foot Soreness) is Out

A source told Inside The Suns that Shamet may be out for an extended period of time. He hasn't played since Jan. 16 but showed capable of scoring when he got hot, dropping two 30+ point games at the end of December before cooling down.

Jae Crowder is NWT

Crowder looks to be traded ahead of the Feb. 9 trade deadline. Duane Rankin reports the Bucks and Suns have picked up talks surrounding him after Milwaukee received permission to speak with Crowder recently.

HAWKS INJURY REPORT:

Trae Young (Right Ankle Soreness) is Probable

Young missed Monday's game with ankle soreness but looks to return in Phoenix. The two games prior, he dropped 31 and 33 points for Atlanta.

Tyrese Martin (G League – On Assignment) is Out

Martin played in 12 games for Atlanta this year and only played more than six minutes just once.

Donovan Williams (G League – Two-Way) is Out

Williams has yet to appear in any games for Atlanta.