PHOENIX– In yet another Devin Booker masterclass, his Phoenix Suns supporting cast had trouble keeping up. While he had 32 points on 58% shooting from the field, guys like Miles Bridges weren’t of much help. Granted, that had to do…

Miles Bridges emphasized that the Phoenix Suns must better support Devin Booker after a 26-point loss to the San Antonio Spurs. Booker led Phoenix with 32 points on 58% shooting, but the rest of the roster struggled against San Antonio's relentless defense and physicality. Bridges acknowledged that he missed open three-pointers and stressed the need for teammates to execute and hit shots when Booker passes out of pressure.
Head coach Jordan Ott agreed that Booker requires more assistance, especially during minutes when Booker is on the bench. Ott pointed to rotational challenges, injuries, and a demanding schedule of seven games in 12 days, noting that the team struggled significantly during non-Booker minutes before San Antonio's Dylan Harper capitalized to extend the lead.
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