Suns crush Clippers 133-110 behind Jordan Goodwin’s scoring burst

Jordan Goodwin scored 18 points off the bench in 14 minutes on Tuesday to help the Phoenix Suns defeat the Los Angeles Clippers 133-110.

Phoenix bounced back from a loss against the San Antonio Spurs 24 hours earlier by shooting 22 of 43 from three-point range, Basket USA reported. Goodwin converted six of seven attempts from beyond the arc, including 12 points in the second quarter alone.

“Vu la tournure que prenait le match, je me retrouvais constamment avec des tirs complètement ouverts,” Goodwin told Basket USA. “Mes coéquipiers parvenaient à me placer dans d’excellentes dispositions, en particulier après la réussite de mes deux premiers tirs. Le ballon arrivait tout simplement naturellement jusqu’à moi.”

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The guard returned to the lineup after missing three games with a calf injury. His 18 points marked his highest scoring total of the season.

Phoenix reserves contributed 81 points during the contest. That bench scoring allowed Devin Booker to score 17 points in under 30 minutes of playing time.

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“L’énergie générale, l’ambiance au sein du groupe, tout cela joue énormément,” Booker told Basket USA regarding the team dynamic. “On se nourrit de l’énergie les uns des autres, mais aussi de celle du banc.”

Suns head coach Jordan Ott said that Goodwin has made strides on the offensive end of the floor beyond his traditional defensive energy.

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“C’est comme ça qu’il est tous les soirs,” Ott told Basket USA. “On met souvent en avant sa joie de vivre et son dynamisme permanent, que ce soit au quotidien ou sur les parquets. Il affiche toujours un état d’esprit exceptionnel. Et ce soir, en plus de tout ça, il a réussi à rentrer ses tirs. Il a clairement progressé dans ce domaine. On a l’impression que chaque tentative de sa part va inévitablement faire ficelle.”

“Lors de la séance vidéo d’avant-match, tout le monde était concentré,” Booker told Basket USA. “Généralement, on perçoit assez vite si un groupe est prêt à batailler ou non. Nous devons donc continuer à maintenir ce niveau d’intensité et d’engagement.”

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