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The Boston Celtics made enough three-pointers to win Sunday's game against the Phoenix Suns but Phoenix's defense elsewhere was key.
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It was more than just a win for the Phoenix Suns on Sunday. It was a win in front of the home fans, specifically local health care workers who were honored with complimentary tickets.
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Phoenix Suns head coach Monty Williams said pregame Sunday that forward Jae Crowder (right foot soreness) is out against the Boston Celtics.
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The Phoenix Suns did enough to win on Friday without much threat of losing in a 109-92 final over the Detroit Pistons.
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The Phoenix Suns were either going to be shorthanded on the wing Friday against the Detroit Pistons or do something a little funky.
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Phoenix Suns forward Jae Crowder has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Detroit Pistons, according to head coach Monty Williams pregame.
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Phoenix Suns forward Jae Crowder is dealing with a right foot issue that left him sidelined for the fourth quarter of Wednesday's loss.
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Suns shooting guard Devin Booker is ranked sixth in the guard vote with 173,755 total votes.
Booker comes in one spot ahead of point guard Chris Paul, who has 128,127.
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Phoenix Suns point guard Chris Paul has partnered with financial tech company Goalsetter in support of their Black History Month campaign geared to educate young Black kids about financial independence.
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When fans are allowed back into the Phoenix Suns Arena, there will be places to see after an extensive round of renovations has given the building new life.
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Health care workers will make up all 1,500 fans that the Phoenix Suns' welcome Sunday against the Boston Celtics. It's the team's first game allowing fans.
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Wednesday's formula for a Phoenix Suns loss to the New Orleans Pelicans was not rocket science. They couldn't hit open shots or stop Zion Williamson.
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The Phoenix Suns were celebrated in the offseason by swinging the Chris Paul trade and attracting a hard-nosed Jae Crowder in free agency.
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The Phoenix Suns announced on Tuesday they will be allowing fans in a limited capacity to return on Monday to Phoenix Suns Arena.
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When the Suns freed up Devin Booker for a three to beat the Dallas Mavericks, there was significance for the team beyond the win and the highlight.
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Wins for the Suns like Monday's 109-108 squeeze over the Mavericks are what it's all about. That's what a team can do with two extremely high-level players.
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Devin Booker knew he had hit a go-ahead three-point jumper as soon as the ball left his extended right hand on Monday night.
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Suns guard Chris Paul continued the type of red-hot shooting on Monday night that saw him score 29 points against the same Mavericks team on Sunday.
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The Detroit Pistons' game at Denver on Monday night was called off by the NBA because of contact tracing issues for the Pistons.
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Phoenix Suns shooting guard Devin Booker will play on Monday against the Dallas Mavericks, according to head coach Monty Williams pregame.