PHOENIX — On Saturday night the short-handed Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Phoenix Suns 108-105 at Footprint Center; Ryan Rollins scored 26 points with 10 rebounds, Kyle Kuzma exited with right Achilles tightness, and Devin Booker finished with 14 points as Phoenix extended its losing streak to five games. On Sunday the Suns snapped the skid, beating the Toronto Raptors 120-98 as Devin Booker scored 25 and Jalen Green added 20, lifting Phoenix to its 40th win; the results leave Phoenix navigating play-in territory this week while roster health and consistency remain focal points ahead of the postseason.
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The Phoenix Suns benefited from Sunday’s 120-98 victory as Devin Booker (25 points) and secondary scorers stabilized production, ending a five-game losing streak and delivering the franchise its 40th win, improving immediate postseason positioning.
The Phoenix Suns suffered during a five-game skid highlighted by Devin Booker’s 14-point outing against Milwaukee and Kyle Kuzma’s right Achilles tightness, exposing depth concerns and creating urgency around rotations and player availability.
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Suns struggle then rebound with decisive Raptors win
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