Suns coach Mike Budenholzer has made two changes to his lineup with Phoenix’s season on the line. Ighodaro will step in for the injured Nick Richards, while Allen has been moved into the starting lineup ahead of Royce O’Neale. Both replacements are worth rostering in active leagues, especially Ighodaro. If the Suns are eliminated from play-in contention, he and Ryan Dunn should play plenty over the weekend.

Allen got the starting nod with Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal and Royce O’Neale all sidelined against Milwaukee. He took advantage of the extra minutes, especially in the second half. 17 of his 23 points and five of his six three-pointers came after halftime, though it wasn’t enough for Phoenix to get the win. Beal has been out for a couple weeks, and Durant is set to miss a few more games, so Allen could certainly remain in the starting unit and play like he did last season. His 23 points matched his season-high.

With Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal and Royce O’Neale all sidelined, Allen will get his first start since February and just his fourth start of the season. Phoenix is without multiple rotation pieces, so Allen should be a priority on offense, which should allow him to pour in the triples.