The Warriors got back in the winners’ column, but will probably rue a squandered opportunity to rest their veterans in the fourth quarter of a surprisingly competitive

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors got back to winning ways on Tuesday night with a 118-107 victory over the Phoenix Suns. The Warriors entered the game with back-to-back losses, and the win improved their record to 5-3 on the season.

Stephen Curry's 28-point effort secured a crucial Warriors win, but a severe flu sidelined him for the upcoming Kings clash. Coach Steve Kerr prioritized Curry's rest, while Jimmy Butler also nursed a sore back.

The Phoenix Suns handed the San Antonio Spurs and star player Victor Wembanyama their first loss of the season.

The Phoenix Suns today announced the launch of Tickets4Kids Presented by Pathward ®, N.A., a community initiative that provides underserved youth throughout Arizona an opportunity to attend Suns home games for free.

Sean "Diddy" Combs and former Phoenix Suns guard Sebastian Telfair are connected as New York City legends-turned-prison mates in New Jersey.

Williams has gone back-to-back games scoring under 10 points, but his impact on the Suns has been massive. Phoenix has a 11.3 net rating with Williams on the court compared to a -15.6 net rating when he's off the court. The Suns will look to utilize his size against a smaller Warriors group.

Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks was called for a technical foul on the bench against the Golden State Warriors.