Can the Suns Continue the home winning streak on Sunday night.
Phoenix is coming off of a great victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, trying to extend the win streak at home and move up in the Western Conference.
So far in the first quarter the Suns have not made one three-pointer. Dillon Brooks is 0-4, C. Gillespie is 0-2 and star Devin Booker is 0-1, somehow still staying in the game with second chance points.
With five minutes left in the quarter the Suns are down by five to the Spurs.
Devin Booker in an attempt to get Phoenix back in it, takes a three-point shot from top of the key and still cannot make a shot.
San Antonio Spurs extended the lead to six points with great shot choices.
With 2:26 left in the first quarter Livers makes Phoenix first three-pointer of the game. Livers three brings the Phoenix Suns within one point of the San Antonio Spurs.
Phoenix just are not making shots from behind the arc.
The whole game the Suns have been trailing the San Antonio Spurs. Phoenix has kept it within seven points.
At halftime the Suns trail the San Antonio Spurs by seven points.
Phoenix Suns come out of the half battling back and more energized than what they appeared to be in the first half.
Mark Williams more court time to start the second half. Owning the key and getting back-to-back points in the key. Williams lay up in the key ties the game.
San Antonio Spurs are having issues getting the boards offed missed shots.
The Spurs keep going up by six points, but the Suns keep battling back with shots in transition.
With 5:28 remaining in the 3rd quarter, the Suns go up by one point, but Mark Williams is down on the court.
Booker finds his rhythm, getting steals and hitting a three for the Suns extending the lead to three.
Phoenix has their largest lead of the game, going up by five with 3:26 in the third quarter.
Mark Williams takes it hard to the hole, making the shot and forcing the foul to extend the lead to seven over the San Antonio Spurs.
With Mark Williams on the bench the Phoenix Suns are not doing a great job getting rebounds.
At the end of the third quarter the Phoenix Suns are leading the San Antonio Spurs 86-80.
To begin the fourth quarter, the Phoenix Suns help defense has improved drastically. The Suns Mark Williams is still on the bench.
The smaller lineup for Phoenix of shooters has given the Suns a nine-point lead with 10:21 to play in the game.
Gillespie hits a gigantic three for Phoenix to extend the lead to 96-84 with 8:51 to play in the fourth quarter. The twelve-point lead is the Suns largest lead in the game.
The San Antonio Spurs have a total of thirteen turnovers to the Phoenix Suns only having three. Phoenix defense in the last five minutes has created three of those turnovers.
Phoenix takes a timeout as San Antonio is on a 5-0 run. The Suns want to hold on to what is now a nine-point lead.
The Suns are struggling to hold onto the nine-point lead with two minutes remaining. San Antonio has picked up the pressure going with full court press.
Fox for the Spurs has shot more free throws with sixteen, than the whole Phoenix Suns team.
Leading by eight points with :26 left in the game Devin Booker is fouled and misses his first free throw but sinks the second. Timeout Spurs to draw up a play.
Phoenix Suns hold off the San Antonio Spurs for the second time this season. Suns overall record is now 11-6 as they prepare to play back-to-back home games on Monday night against the Houston Rockets.
FINAL Phoenix 111 San Antonio 102