Dallas Mavericks guard Seth Curry is listed as questionable for the team's upcoming game against the Phoenix Suns. Curry missed the last game due to an ankle injury and has only played 20 minutes in a game once this season. With other Maverick guards also questionable, Curry could take on a more significant role if he is able to play. Curry's presence in the rotation has been inconsistent this year, averaging just over seven points per game in 15 minutes of action. His availability for the game will likely be determined closer to tip-off.

Curry sprained his ankle during practice on Sunday, forcing him to sit out the Mavericks' game against the Boston Celtics. The extent of Curry's ankle sprain and his timetable for return are still unknown. However, a mild ankle sprain typically takes about a week to heal completely. Whether or not Curry will be able to suit up against the Suns remains uncertain.

The Mavericks will be facing the Suns in a rematch of their Christmas night game. The Suns will be starting a seven-game road trip and will be seeking redemption after suffering a loss to the Mavericks on their home court.