The visiting Phoenix Suns took down the host Toronto Raptors on Sunday, 115 - 103. Phoenix (15 - 29) has now won two straight and has seen excellent play from its young backcourt. Sophomore shooting guard Devin Booker followed up 26 points on Saturday with 20 against Toronto, including five three - pointers. Of course, Booker's excellent play was nothing compared to point guard Eric Bledsoe, who dropped 40 points and dished out 13 assists. Bledsoe shot 11 - of - 17 and was a perfect 14 - of - 14 on free - throws. Strong shooting was the story of the night for Phoenix, as the team shot over 50 percent from the field and knocked down almost 93 percent of its free - throws. In addition to strong offensive play, Bledsoe played a role in containing the powerful Toronto backcourt of Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan, who shot just 11 - of - 34 on the night. Toronto (28 - 16) was demolished by the Hornets on Friday and was unable to rebound from the loss on Sunday afternoon. In what was a surprising turn, both of Toronto's All-Star guards struggled, as the two normal top scorers made just 11 shots for 34 points. Lowry had a particularly tough performance, shooting just 1 - of - 9 from beyond the arc. The Raptors as a whole struggled from the field about as much as the Suns succeeded, as the team finished shooting under 40 percent on the night. In particular, Toronto went ice cold in the fourth quarter, getting outscored by 15 points in the period. The Raptors will host the Spurs on Tuesday, while the Suns will host the Timberwolves.
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