The Suns expect Jalen Green to miss Sunday’s game against the Spurs due to a strained right hamstring, with a return possible as he progresses to full-court five-on-five work.

Source notes come from Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic and related Suns coverage.

Green was signed to bolster scoring after the Durant trade, but his debut hinges on health and readiness to handle meaningful minutes.

Green has been in full-court practice and hasn’t played since aggravating the hamstring during the preseason China trip, with the team aiming to have him ready to contribute scoring upon his debut.

Mark Williams’ minutes will be managed and gradually increased, aiming for a comfortable pace after averaging 24.4 minutes over five games.

Dillon Brooks will miss his fourth straight game with a core muscle strain, while the coach commends Brooks’ pain tolerance amid the ongoing absence.

Isaiah Livers is listed as doubtful with a hip injury from Friday, described as bad luck from a hit and not related to prior surgeries.

Overall, the Suns are juggling multiple injuries while seeking stable contributions from Green, Brooks, Livers, and Williams as they navigate lineups and returns.