Phoenix Suns vs Toronto Raptors — 120:98, NBA

Phoenix controlled the game on the way to a 120-98 win over Toronto, using efficient shooting and a major advantage from three-point range to build separation. The Suns finished at 57.0% from the field (28-of-49) and knocked down 18 threes on 40 attempts, which helped them create a 22-point margin despite Toronto shooting 60.0% overall (28-of-47). Jalen Green led Phoenix with 20 points, setting the tone as the Suns consistently generated clean perimeter looks and converted them. Collin Gillespie added 16 points and Jordan Goodwin chipped in 14, giving Phoenix multiple scoring options and helping the Suns maintain momentum across stretches. Phoenix also won the rebounding battle 43-30 and totaled 24 assists, supporting a balanced offensive approach. Toronto moved the ball well (28 assists) and was efficient inside the arc, but the Raptors couldn’t match Phoenix’s volume and accuracy from deep (9-of-27 on threes). The Suns’ ability to turn possessions into three-point makes—and to secure extra possessions with rebounding—kept Toronto from making a sustained run and ultimately decided the outcome. Going forward, Phoenix can point to its spacing, three-point production, and rebounding as repeatable strengths when it plays with this level of shot-making and balance. For Toronto, the assist total and overall field-goal percentage are positives, but the Raptors will need more perimeter scoring and better work on the glass to avoid getting outpaced by teams that can win the three-point battle so decisively.