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11 results for "Devin Booker"
11 results for “Devin Booker”
Devin Booker’s 30 points supplied the headline, but Phoenix’s 101-96 win over Charlotte was secured by ball security and a composed closing sequence after the Hornets owned the glass.
Devin Booker scored 32 points efficiently, but San Antonio’s rim protection, rebounding and Dylan Harper’s third-quarter surge left Phoenix without enough support in a 122-96 loss.
Devin Booker’s seven straight points broke a 95-all tie and secured Phoenix’s 102-99 win over Houston, but the Suns still need to stop turning strong starts into late negotiations.
Booker scored 30 with eight assists and three steals, the Suns buried a four-game losing streak, and Phoenix beat the Magic 117-104 at Mortgage Matchup Center.
Devin Booker scored 30 points to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 117-104 victory over the Orlando Magic at Mortgage Matchup Center. The Suns improved to 2-5, while the Magic fell to 2-6.
Dillon Brooks’ 12-point burst helped Phoenix break open a 117-104 victory over Orlando, with Devin Booker, Miles Bridges and Luke Kennard sharing the offensive workload.
Devin Booker and Jalen Green were perfect at the line, but Portland’s 43-point second quarter and varied attack exposed the Suns’ defensive problem.
Devin Booker’s seven assists helped Phoenix create offense, but his 3 points left the Suns short when Oklahoma City’s replacement starters produced 48 efficient points.
Phoenix's Devin Booker scored 43 points as the home team defeated Golden State 131-122 on Saturday, improving to 1-1 while the Warriors drop to 0-3.
Booker made 17 of 25 shots, and Phoenix answered a 41-point loss in Portland by beating Golden State 131-122 in its home opener.
Devin Booker’s 43 points answered Phoenix’s ugly opener, but Collin Gillespie, Jordan Goodwin and Luke Kennard supplied enough organization and timely shooting to keep the Suns’ 131-122 victory over Golden State from becoming a one-man production.
