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Jalen Green's explosive 36-point performance propels the Phoenix Suns past the Golden State Warriors, ending their season with a 111-96 victory in the NBA's play-in tournament. This pivotal win secures the Suns the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference playoffs, setting up a first-round showdown against the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder. If this caught your attention, a thumbs up goes a long way.
Green dominated the court, shooting 14 of 20 and sinking 8 of 14 from beyond the arc. Devin Booker contributed 20 points, while Jordan Goodwin added 19 points and six steals, providing a strong defensive presence. Despite Stephen Curry's efforts, finishing with 17 points on 4-of-16 shooting, the Warriors' season comes to a close.
The game showcased a heated exchange between Booker and Draymond Green, resulting in both being ejected late in the fourth quarter. Phoenix maintained control, extending their lead to 69-53 in the third quarter, despite a late push from Golden State. Suns coach Jordan Ott emphasized his team's resilience and determination, a sentiment echoed by Green, who reflected on past struggles against the Warriors. The Suns now turn their focus to the Thunder for Game 1 on Sunday.
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