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22 March 2026

• [The Arizona Republic] - Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green speaks after loss to Milwaukee Bucks
  The Phoenix Suns suffered their fifth straight defeat after a close 108-105 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks at Mortgage Matchup Center.
• [SB Nation: Bright Side Of The Sun] - Suns in Purgatory: A team stuck between competing and finishing
  We thought the Phoenix Suns had turned a corner coming out of the All-Star break. The start was shaky — they dropped three of their first five — but then things started to click. They put together a four-game winning streak, and over one stretch they took six of seven. It felt like they were […]
• [The Arizona Republic] - Suns need better Devin Booker in 4th. Takeaways from 5th straight loss
  The Phoenix Suns begin a four-game homestand on March 21 with a 108-105 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks at Mortgage Matchup Center.
• [Fan Nation] - Raptors vs. Suns Prediction, Odds and Best NBA Prop Bets for Sunday, March 22
  Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns may be in trouble in the Western Conference playoff race, as they’ve dropped five games in a row and are now four games out of
• [ClutchPoints] - The one thing Jordan Ott wants amid Suns’ 5-game skid
  PHOENIX– Jordan Ott isn’t one for making excuses, but the Phoenix Suns’ plethora of injuries makes it easy to point the blame at that. Although it’s a legitimate and valid reason for the team’s struggles, the first-year head coach doesn’t want any sympathy. However, he knows what his team needs. “We just want everyone back,” […] The post appeared first on .
• [ClutchPoints] - Jalen Green thought Suns should’ve ‘killed’ Bucks in close loss
  PHOENIX–The fourth quarter between the Phoenix Suns and the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday had Jalen Green wondering why they couldn’t take advantage. Milwaukee constantly doubled Devin Booker throughout the game, and the obvious advantages didn’t present themselves. Normally, the ball would continually swing and swing into the hands of an open shooter. However, it felt […] The post appeared first on .
• [Deadspin] - Deadspin | Raptors, Suns playing for postseason in season's final stretch
  Deadspin | Raptors, Suns playing for postseason in season's final stretch
• [Last Word on Sports] - Victor Wembanyama’s MVP-Level Play Sends Spurs to Playoffs
  The San Antonio Spurs are officially back in the playoffs after seven long years of rebuilding. MVP-level performance is key to this triumph. His monstrous outing against the Phoenix Suns culminated in a that ended the postseason drought. Victor Wembanyama’s MVP-Level Play Sends Spurs to Playoffs Wemby’s MVP Campaign Continues After surpassing in the MVP race, Wembanyama’s hopes for the award lie in the final stretch of the season. Luckily for his fans, he is playing his best basketball ever. With 34 points and 12 rebounds against the Suns, Wemby showed why he is becoming the dominant big man San Antonio has dreamed of. Despite only being 22 years old, his past occasional timidity has turned into calculated aggression on offense. Thursday’s game gave Wembanyama his first true MVP moment. He hit a beautiful fading jump shot akin to the heroics of . Although he has had otherworldly performances, this one sent his whole team into a frenzy. It is one thing to dominate; it is another to hold for the last shot with immense pressure on you and sink it. If there is one thing NBA fans hate, it is watching a player win MVP and choke in the playoffs. That’s why Wemby’s teammates after the win. Comfort in the clutch is what separates great players from legends. Mar 19, 2026; San Antonio, Texas, USA; San Antonio Spurs forward Victor Wembanyama (1) shoots the game winning shot over Phoenix Suns forward Oso Ighodaro (11) in the second half at Frost Bank Center. Mandatory Credit: Daniel Dunn-Imagn Images The Spurs Return To Their Comfort Zone Did you know that, a few years ago, the Spurs were the ? How about the fact they ? Or that they only missed the playoffs nine times in their first 40 seasons? The Spurs of old rarely knew mediocrity or the depression of being a bottom-feeder team. The rare instances of missing the playoffs were often followed up with the drafting of all-time greats such as or . That is, until their seven year drought. After an underwhelming return for superstar in 2018 and years of draft prospects not panning out, many began to point fingers at the gold standard organization. , one of the greatest coaches of all time, was criticized for not adjusting to the modern NBA — even though he also served as the team’s general manager. In the age of “super teams,” it was thought that San Antonio needed to break the bank looking for talent, not slowly rebuild. Despite replacing Popovich and GM R.C Bufford, the team’s vision stayed intact. The Spurs’ extended drought was caused by an unwillingness to bail out their rebuild in free agency and their need to draft a superstar. After years of struggle, has reached and surpassed superstardom. The Spurs can anchor another dynasty with his abilities. The Spurs build to win championships, not just to make the playoffs. Will the Spurs be contenders for two decades again? Only time will tell. © Daniel Dunn-Imagn Images
• [The Athletic] - Devin Booker needs help, but time might be running out for short-handed Suns
  This loss hurt the Suns because they needed a win in the worst way, but also because Booker struggled so mightily in the clutch.
• [Fan Nation] - Devin Booker, Suns Eye Revenge vs. Raptors
  The Toronto Raptors are visiting the Phoenix Suns at 9:00 p.m. ET inside the Mortgage Matchup Center. Fans can watch the game on Sportsnet or stream it on NBA L