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Bradley Beal Set to Return for Phoenix Suns in Crucial Game Against Houston Rockets
Bradley Beal from the Phoenix Suns might play in the game against the Houston Rockets on Saturday. This is their fourth game against each other this season, and Phoenix is currently winning 2-1.
Beal didn’t play in the last two games against Houston. The Suns lost one game and won the other. He’s missed five games in a row, and the Suns won three out of those five.
After the All-Star break, the Suns have been doing okay. Their offense and defense are balanced, with a small positive net rating. They’re shooting around 44% from the field, 36% from three-point range, and 76.5% from free throws.
Bradley Beal injury update
Beal is expected to play in the upcoming game against the Rockets after being unsure earlier.
Phoenix Suns coach Frank Vogel talked about Brad’s recovery after practicing on Tuesday and Friday, saying he’s getting better. The Suns say Brad has tightness in his left hamstring.
What happened to Bradley Beal?
Brad had a hamstring problem during a game against the Sacramento Kings on Feb. 13 while making a 17-foot shot and had to leave early.
He’s been dealing with injuries this season, especially problems with muscles and tendons. At the start of the season, he couldn’t play because of a sore lower back for seven games.
People were eagerly waiting for him to come back, and he finally did against the Chicago Bulls. The team was careful and limited how much he could play to make sure he didn’t get hurt again.
He played in the next three games but hurt his back again, which made him miss 12 games. Then, when he came back, he hurt his ankle in a game against the New York Knicks.
In a game against the Pacers, Bradley Beal got a broken nose when he got hit in the face.
How to watch Houston Rockets vs. Phoenix Suns?
The Houston Rockets versus the Phoenix Suns game will be shown on Arizona’s Family 3TV/AZ Family Sports for local viewers in Arizona and Space City Home Network for those outside. The game starts at 9 p.m. Eastern Time at the Footprint Center in Phoenix.
You can also watch it live on Fubo TV and NBA League Pass. NBA League Pass offers a free one-week trial with access to NBA TV, and afterward, you can subscribe to keep watching.
