Grayson Allen Out with Left Hamstring Strain

Grayson Allen has been ruled out with a left hamstring strain, though no grade or recovery timeline has been disclosed beyond the "Out" designation. Without imaging confirmation or grade detail, this injury sits in a wide clinical window — hamstring strains in NBA players range from a week or two (Grade 1) to six or more weeks (Grade 3), and the biology demands respect regardless of where on that spectrum this falls.

INFERRED — Grade is not confirmed. Classification: MYO / Grade Unknown / LE. Evidence tier: T2 (tissue type established, grade insufficient). Flag: INSUFFICIENT_DATA — broadest applicable range applied. Given the April timing, team context matters: Allen plays for the Phoenix Suns, who are outside playoff contention, meaning load management or conservative management through season's end is plausible. However, no in-game event or mechanism has been reported publicly, which introduces mild load management ambiguity. OTM will update as grade and imaging details emerge.