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PHOENIX — Emotions flared in last night’s matchup between the Phoenix Suns and the Brooklyn Nets, but it’s something that had been brewing on the Suns’ side well before Tuesday’s tipoff.
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On Wednesday evening, the Phoenix Suns picked up a narrow home win over the Brooklyn Nets, pushing their record to 28-19 on the 2025-26 NBA season. The Suns have been arguably the most surprising team in the NBA this year, taking a major step forward despite trading Kevin Durant in the offseason.
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It wasn’t always pretty, and it certainly wasn’t peaceful, but the Phoenix Suns found a way to stop the bleeding. On a Tuesday night in Phoenix, where tempers flared as hot as the shooting, the short-handed Suns managed to snap a two-game skid with a gritty 106-102 victory over the Brooklyn Nets.
The night started with a conversation with Rex Chapman during Dave King’s Bright Side Night Q&A, and fittingly, it centered on the exact thing that has made this season so damn fun.
Tonight, the Phoenix Suns managed to hold off the Brooklyn Nets, taking a 106-102 win, but the heated nature of the matchup didn’t end after the final buzzer.
Phoenix Suns head coach Jordan Ott went scorched earth on the referees after their 106-102 home win against the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, as he felt that they didn’t do enough to control the game.
Brooklyn Nets rookie Egor Demin had enough of Dillon Brooks’ antics down the stretch of Tuesday’s 106-102 loss to the Phoenix Suns. Demin shoved Brooks in the final minutes of the game, sparking a scuffle between the two teams that led to five technical fouls and an injury.
The Suns are grinding through a difficult stretch, and the absences of Devin Booker and Jalen Green have only magnified the challenge. That said, Phoenix managed to hold off the Nets for a 106-102 home win on Tuesday.
PHOENIX– The mild-mannered, calm, stoic Jordan Ott lost his cool after the Phoenix Suns 106-102 victory over the Brooklyn Nets, and for good reason: the officiating.
TEMPE — It was a Sunday rematch as the Valley Suns looked for redemption against the Austin Spurs but came up short, falling 116-107. Without rookies Rasheer Fleming and Khaman Maluach — one of their lead scorers and the lead rebounder from their first encounter — the Suns needed to keep up with the Spurs’ pace early in the game.
In a dogfight that went down to the wire, the Suns find themselves victorious, shorthanded, over the Brooklyn Nets, 106-102. In one that went back and forth and featured many physical altercations, it was nice that the Suns could pull this one out.
Mark Williams scored a season-high 27 points, Dillon Brooks added 26 points and the host Phoenix Suns held off Brooklyn 106-102 on Tuesday, sending the Nets to their sixth straight loss.
Mark Williams was supposed to shore up interior defense for the Phoenix Suns. With All-Star Devin Booker out Tuesday, Williams showed he can light it up on offense as well.
Dillon Brooks was at it once again during Tuesday’s game. The Phoenix Suns guard Brooks was hit with a flagrant foul during the first quarter of his team’s matchup against the Brooklyn Nets at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Ariz.
After a lot of uncertainty, the Phoenix Suns finally confirmed Jalen Green’s status. The 23-year-old’s second game back from a right hamstring injury didn’t go well last week.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns move into the next week of basketball without their best player. Devin Booker is officially sidelined through next Sunday with a sprained right ankle, per the team.
The Suns’ biggest question heading into Tuesday night against Brooklyn isn’t scheme or matchups. It’s about availability, and specifically, will Jalen Green be able to suit up tonight for Phoenix against the Nets?
The Phoenix Suns will look to regain their offensive rhythm when they host the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, understanding things change without leading scorer Devin Booker.
In the same game in which his teammate Jalen Green was ruled out after just four minutes due to hamstring tightness, Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker appeared to suffer a right ankle injury, tweets Gerald Bourguet of Suns After Dark.