The Phoenix Suns tonight were a blazing 17/43 from deep, good for 40% compared to the Thunder's lowly 10/32 output from beyond the arc, which was only good for 31%.

Devin Booker may have made the clutch game-winning three, but the 3-point shooting from this game that is going to haunt OKC and its fan base came courtesy of Jordan Goodwin.

Goodwin, who is only a 33% shooter from three this season and 32% for his career, looked like he was shooting a golf ball into the ocean from deep as he scorched the nets with an unbelievable 8/13 performance. This topped his previous career high of 5 made threes, and every single one of his makes was vital to putting OKC away.

This is once again a game that the Thunder will hope to scrub from their memory as soon as tomorrow when they take on the Hornets back in OKC on the second night of a back to back, but hopefully as they wipe the slate clean they can do so against Charlotte utilizing some of the lessons they learned in tonight's loss as the Suns beat the Thunder in total rebounds, free throw attempts,  fastbreak points, and bench scoring by 20 points.