Warriors Edge Suns 116-113 for Fifth Straight Win
67 sourcesUpdated Nov 3, 20261 min read
The Golden State Warriors rallied from a 12-point first-quarter deficit to beat the Phoenix Suns 116-113, winning their fifth straight game. Stephen Curry led Golden State with 34 points and ended a run of 51 consecutive made free throws when he missed late, though Phoenix could not capitalize. Draymond Green was ejected early in the third quarter after altercations with Suns players, but the Warriors erased Phoenix’s lead and held on in a close finish.
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“Fort Worth Star-Telegram”Green's ejection after those altercations seems like it could have cost them more if the Suns had closed it out.
Curry dropping 34 was key but tough to see the free throw streak snap at the end like that.
The Warriors really turned it around after that rough start, impressive to pull off the win and extend the streak.
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