The Phoenix Suns lost their fourth straight game, falling Sunday in overtime at New Orleans as Devin Booker was out with left hamstring tightness.
Williams understands the Suns have dealt with injuries so far season — All-Star Devin Booker missed Sunday’s game with left hamstring tightness — but he’d like to put a stop to this recent skid.
"It's just a matter of focusing in on what we can do," Suns guard Damion Lee said."Details. Small things. Continue to encourage each other. We brought the fight , which is good. That's what need to do. Continue to challenge ourselves on that front. We need a win."The Pelicans, not the Suns, are atop the West.“It is big for us,” Pelicans All-Star Zion Williamson said. “The Suns have earned their resume.
When a team is on the come up, beating the NBA’s top squads is a sign of growth. Can New Orleans continue to play at that level is the ongoing challenge.The Suns provided greater resistance Sunday for Williamson, but he still scored 35 points for a second straight game against them.He’s a 6-6, 284-pound defensive tackle playing basketball who is too quick for bigger defenders, too strong for smaller ones and has an extra gear even when fighting fatigue to make a play.
And Torrey Craig? God bless him. Dude didn’t back down from the Zion challenge despite giving up at least 60-plus pounds to Williamson.Make him work on defense, too, but what Williamson does is force you to compete every second.
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