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Haywood Highsmith (knee) will miss Friday’s game against the Lakers. His absence is unlikely to impact active fantasy leagues due to limited minutes this season. The Suns may turn to Ryan Dunn and Rasheer Fleming for increased playing time, given their firm hold on the No. 7 seed in the West.

Miami Heat’s Haywood Highsmith has been ruled out of the game against the Houston Rockets on Tuesday due to a lingering knee injury. This marks his 10th consecutive missed game. With Miami’s roster largely intact, his absence isn’t expected to impact the team’s rotation significantly.

The Phoenix Suns will be without Haywood Highsmith and Amir Coffey for Thursday’s matchup against the Hornets due to knee and ankle injuries, respectively. While their absences may not have a significant impact on fantasy basketball lineups, the team will need to adjust their rotations on the wings. With Dillon Brooks having returned from injury, the Suns still have depth to cover the shortfall in their lineup.

Haywood Highsmith has signed a multiyear deal with the Phoenix Suns, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Highsmith, previously with the Miami Heat, underwent offseason knee surgery and was recently waived by the Brooklyn Nets. Joining a Suns team in contention in the Western Conference, Highsmith could add depth to the roster, though his fantasy value remains limited for most leagues at this time.

The Brooklyn Nets have announced the release of Haywood Highsmith, whom they acquired from Miami in August. Highsmith, recovering from knee surgery, never played for Brooklyn and is now seeking opportunities as a free agent. His recovery timeline was initially set at 8-10 weeks, leaving teams to assess his potential impact once fully healed.