The Phoenix Suns now have a record of 10-2 playing with just one day of rest, having beaten the Golden State Warriors 106-102 at the US Airways Centre on Sunday.
The home side's Eric Bledsoe and Goran Dragic notched up a healthy lead against one of the most impressive backcourts in the NBA, as the Suns managed to hang onto victory.
The visitors' dreaded combination of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson had managed to outscore the Bledsoe-Dragic partnership 49-45, but great defensive work from the Suns was enough to ensure the win.
The Suns sit in second position in the Pacific Division, with a record of 14-9 for this campaign.
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Christopher Dodd
Christopher Dodd
