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Suns Defeat Spurs in Thrilling Contest: A Look Back at the Dec. 3 Matchup

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The Phoenix Suns continued their winning streak by defeating the San Antonio Spurs 104-93 on December 3, 2024, in a closely contested game that went down to the wire.
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A Strong Start for the Suns

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The Suns came out strong, with Devin Booker scoring eight points in the first quarter to give his team an early lead. The Spurs struggled to find their rhythm, committing four turnovers and shooting just 30% from the field. Meanwhile, the Suns' bench was a key factor, as they outscored San Antonio's reserves 22-10.
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The Spurs Fight Back

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As the game wore on, the Spurs began to gain momentum. Led by LaMarcus Aldridge's 12 points in the second quarter, San Antonio cut the deficit to just two points at halftime. The Suns' Booker and Mikal Bridges continued to dominate, but the Spurs' defense held strong, limiting Phoenix's big men to just 20 points in the first half.
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The Second Half Showdown

The third quarter was a seesaw battle, with both teams trading baskets. The Spurs' DeMar DeRozan and Rudy Gay combined for 14 points, while the Suns' Cam Johnson chipped in with seven of his own. As the period came to a close, San Antonio trailed by just three points.
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The Finishing Touches

In the fourth quarter, the Suns' bench played a crucial role once again, outscoring the Spurs 15-7 over the final eight minutes. Booker added seven more points, and Chris Paul sealed the win with two free throws in the final minute.

Statistics from the game:

  • Suns: Devin Booker - 28 points; Mikal Bridges - 20 points
  • Spurs: LaMarcus Aldridge - 25 points; DeMar DeRozan - 22 points
In this thrilling contest, the Suns' balanced attack and strong bench play ultimately proved too much for the Spurs. The win marked Phoenix's fifth in a row, while San Antonio suffered their second consecutive loss. The outcome will undoubtedly have an impact on both teams as they look to make a push for the playoffs. Will the Spurs be able to regroup and get back on track, or will the Suns continue to ride their winning streak? The NBA season is full of twists and turns – stay tuned!
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