Amir Coffey Reports Healthy for Suns Camp After a Limited Bench Role Last Season
Amir Coffey heads into the 2026-27 season with a clean bill of health and no items on the injury report. He is back with Phoenix after playing a reserve role there last season, when his minutes swung game to game. The opener is still ahead, and his spot in the rotation is the open question.
By the Hoops Nightly Desk · updated 44 d ago01The story of the nightHealth ReportCoffey is not on the injury report.
Coffey is not on the injury report. He has no injury history listed, which means he heads into training camp without any physical concerns hanging over him. For a wing whose value depends on being ready when his number is called, that clean slate matters. Last season showed how thin the margin can be for a reserve: game to game, his minutes swung from under a minute to nearly 27. Staying healthy through camp and the preseason is the first box to check before anyone talks about his role for 2026-27. Right now, there is nothing to report beyond that he is good to go.
02Last Season by the NumbersCoffey played 46 games for Phoenix last season, averaging 10.7 minutes, 3.2 points, 1.2 rebounds and 0.6 assists.
Coffey played 46 games for Phoenix last season, averaging 10.7 minutes, 3.2 points, 1.2 rebounds and 0.6 assists. He shot 48.7 percent from the field, 34.7 percent from three and 78.6 percent from the line, with a true shooting mark of 59.4 percent. His usage rate sat at 11.7 percent, and his plus-minus was minus-0.7. Those are the numbers of a low-usage bench piece who did most of his damage in short stretches: efficient shooting, low turnovers at 0.2 per game, and modest counting stats across the board. It is a specialist's stat line, built around spacing the floor and not turning the ball over rather than driving offense himself.
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