Devin Booker Returns, Suns Face Weakened Kings

0:00This is Corey with NBA News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Phoenix Sons are getting a big boost ahead of their matchup with the Sacramento Kings. Devon Booker is fully clear to return after sitting out four games with a right hip sprain. He first got hurt against the spurs right after the All-Star break and has made steady progress through practices. Earlier this week, Sons coach Jordan Ott noted Booker handled live work well with no setbacks that puts Phoenix closer to full strength as they hit the court tomorrow night. Meanwhile, the Sons still have some key players sidelined. Dylan Brooks remains out with a left-hand fracture for a few more weeks. Jordan Goodwin with a left calf strain and Common Malewitch is questionable due to a right thumb issue. Haywood Highsmith is good to go. The Kings are hurting even more, missing stars like Demontus Abonus with knee surgery, Zach Levine with a finger injury, Keegan Murray with an ankle. Spring DeAndre Hunter after eye surgery and Dylan Cardwell with another ankle problem.

1:05Sacramento sits at 14 wins and 48 losses, struggling lately. Phoenix enters an easier stretch with their next six games against teams below 500, including three straight at home after this road tip off. Just after 9pm, Mountain Standard Time, the Sons are 19 and 5 against losing teams this season and look poised to build momentum over their final 22 games thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen, solypilo.com. dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot com dot