Knight (groin) took part in some shooting drills and individual workouts at Wednesday's practice, Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic reports. "He's moving better," interim coach Earl Watson said of Knight. "He's progressing. The main thing with him will be to bring him along slowly in steps."

EDGE Analysis

Knight remains without a timetable to return to game action, but the fact that he was on the court Wednesday in some capacity amounts to a sign of progress after his activity was limited after he was initially shut down with the groin injury in mid-January. The Suns have been utilizing Archie Goodwin as their primary point guard while Knight, Eric Bledsoe (knee), and Ronnie Price (toe) have been sidelined, but the starting job should be handed back to Knight as soon as he's ready to play again.