Suns Outlast Warriors Behind Booker and Durant's Strong Performances

Phoenix secures a 113-105 win over Golden State, extending the Warriors' losing streak to four games despite Stephen Curry's return.

Devin Booker led the Suns with 27 points, nine assists, and key plays in the first half, while Kevin Durant added 21 points, 10 rebounds, and three blocks.
The Suns dominated the first half with a 66-49 lead, driven by sharp ball movement and efficient three-point shooting (14-for-21).
Stephen Curry returned from a one-game absence due to knee soreness, scoring 23 points, but struggled in the first half before finding rhythm in the third quarter.
Golden State's defense improved in the second half, cutting the deficit to five points late in the game, but Phoenix's composure and contributions from role players sealed the victory.
The Warriors, now 12-7, have lost four straight games, while the Suns, at 11-8, aim to build momentum after a recent rough stretch.