After falling to the Miami Heat in their previous game, the Phoenix Suns looked to bounce back to their hot start as the team tipped-off against the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night.
From the jump, the Suns looked like a team on a mission to prove that Thursday’s game was just a bump in the road. The Suns drained 10 of their first 11 field goal attempts, including 10 points (and two three-pointers) from Aron Baynes to open up the game with a 20-point lead midway through the first quarter.
The ball movement was key from the start with Ricky Rubio paving the way.