The Phoenix Suns extended their winning streak to two games with a decisive victory over the Charlotte Hornets, defeating them 133-119 on Friday night. The Suns faced a challenge in putting away the Hornets, who continued their streaky shooting in the fourth quarter.

Both teams exhibited impressive shooting percentages, with the Suns shooting an outstanding 62% from the field and 60% from beyond the three-point line. The Hornets also displayed sharpshooting, shooting 48% from the field and 51% from three-point range.

Jusuf Nurkic played a crucial role for the Suns, contributing 24 points and 15 rebounds. The energy he brought in the paint, including several powerful dunks, helped propel the Suns to victory. Eric Gordon (21 points) and Saben Lee (3 assists) also played significant roles in the team’s success.

The game’s flow saw the Hornets initially taking a lead in the first half, with the Suns responding to maintain control. Saben Lee’s smart basketball and contributions from other players, including Brandon Miller’s impressive three-point shooting for the Hornets, added excitement to the game.

In the second half, the Suns continued to build on their lead, with Booker’s scoring dominance and Nurkic’s presence in the paint. The Hornets made attempts to cut the deficit, but the Suns managed to outlast them, securing the 133-119 victory.

The win for the Phoenix Suns marks their second consecutive victory, and the team showcased effective ball movement and offensive fluidity throughout the game. The Suns will look to maintain their momentum as they progress through the season.