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Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns Player Stats and Box Score for Apr. 8

The Golden State Warriors whipped the Phoenix Suns 133-95 on Tuesday behind a sizzling offense that gave way to a suffocating defense. Steph Curry's offensive outburst pushed the Dubs to a 37-24 lead in the opening 12 minutes. From there, the defense took over, dominating the Suns 58-37 in the next two quarters to enter the final frame with a 95-61 lead.

Steve Kerr allowed his second-stringers to close the game against the overmatched Suns, who still did not have Kevin Durant. The Warriors improved their record to 47-32 after the blowout win.

Steph Curry finished the game with 25 points, nine rebounds and six assists in 26 points. He responded in a big way after a three-point night against the Houston Rockets two nights ago.


Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns player stats and box score

Golden State Warriors player stats and box score

PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3-PT FGFT+/-
Draymond Green5242031-41-22-2+19
Jimmy Butler III10232002-40-06-7+22
Stephen Curry25961129-173-94-4+31
Moses Moody5302112-51-20-0+19
Brandin Podziemski22531027-124-64-4+20
Jonathan Kuminga10330024-90-22-2+9
Kevon Looney2411001-40-00-0+13
Braxton Key1101000-40-11-2+2
Jackson Rowe6311002-21-11-2+9
Kevin Knox II10210003-61-33-4+9
Trayce Jackson-Davis13810014-50-15-7+9
Gui Santos7932113-71-40-0+15
Buddy Hield7410003-81-60-0+9
Pat Spencer10241034-62-30-0+4
Taran ArmstrongDNP- --------

Phoenix Suns player stats and box score

PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3-PT FGFT+/-
Royce O'Neale3210011-61-50-0-28
Ryan Dunn12404024-102-72-2-16
Nick Richards4800112-50-00-0-18
Bradley Beal7241033-81-60-0-23
Devin Booker21340157-170-57-7-32
Cody Martin6210202-40-12-2-8
Mason Plumlee3320001-10-01-2-4
Oso Ighodaro4702012-60-00-0-18
Monte Morris7220023-31-10-0-2
Tyus Jones2131001-50-30-0-13
Damion Lee8200023-52-40-0-9
Grayson Allen12211014-93-61-2-6
Collin Gillespie6343012-92-50-0-13
Bol BolDNP- --------
Vasilije MicicDNP- --------

Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns Game Summary

The Golden State Warriors visited the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday for a crucial Western Conference showdown. Golden State resumed its pursuit of a top-four finish after losing 106-96 to the Houston Rockets on Sunday. The Dubs looked to take advantage of Kevin Durant’s absence to pull off the win.

Steph Curry, who scored three points in 33 minutes in the loss to the Rockets, dropped 13 in the first quarter against the Suns. Curry’s fast start enabled the visiting team to take a 37-24 advantage at the end of the period.

The Warriors opened the next eight minutes with a 17-4 run to start turning the game into a rout. A combination of the Suns' error-prone ways (seven second-quarter turnovers) and Golden State's inside dominance gave the Dubs a 69-43 halftime lead.

The Warriors kept the Suns reeling with another defensive masterclass to start the second half. Draymond Green anchored the defense that limited the hosts to 18 points in the period. If the Dubs had not been turnover-prone, they might have taken a much bigger lead than the 95-61 advantage they built before the fourth quarter.

Steve Kerr emptied his bench to start the fourth quarter, which became a march to the finish line by the Warriors.

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