The Phoenix Suns came from behind and beat the Utah Jazz 115-109 on Monday night.

Devin Booker scored 33 points in the victory.

Chris Paul, for his part, scored 15 of his 27 points (which is a higher season for him) in the fourth quarter. He almost tripled with 14 assists and 9 rebounds.

The Suns improved to the best record of the league with 37-9. This is equivalent to the best start in their history that took place in 2006-2007.

The Jazz were 13 points behind in the first half, but led 87-85 at the end of the third quarter. The club then led 95-91 before the Suns came together with a 14-2 lead.

The Jazz, who lost for the eighth time in 11 games, were left without their protagonists Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert and Mike Conley.

The Suns, the undisputed leaders of the league, could still count on a great night by Chris Paul at crucial moments to beat the Jazz on Monday in the NBA, while the Bulls and Cavaliers survived the Thunder and Nick returns fiercely. . .

Mr. Clutch, the man who takes responsibility and decides the fate of a game in the last quarter, a rare example in basketball, is named Chris Paul in Phoenix. And the captain made a new brilliant display of his talent, offering his team the seventh consecutive victory (115-109).

While Utah (4th) still had hopes of achieving an achievement without its five – Rudy Gobert (calf), Donovan Mitchell (concussion), Mike Conley (rest), Bojan Bogdanovic (knee), Jojo (T) previous 95-91 nine minutes from the end, “CP3” changed everything.

He participated in the next twenty points scored by the Suns, scoring 20 alone and giving two assists. The score reached 111-100 in six minutes, an outburst of 20-5 granted by the Jazz, K.-O. standing up.

Recalling that he is very human, the 36-year-old leader then lost one last attempt behind the bow, scoring a hat-trick (27 points, 14 assists, 9 rebounds). No consequences for the fate of the match, despite the start of Jordan Clarkson (22 points), author of two shots from a distance that were not used for long.

Until then, it was Devin Booker who had shown the way to the Suns more than ever in the first place in the West, in front of the Golden State.

Chicago dolphin of heat

In Oklahoma City, the thunderbolt almost fell to Chicago, which had a 28-point lead, before suffering an irresistible return, which was limited to free throws in the last ten seconds by Zach LaVine (23 points).

The backs, who returned with a knee injury while DeMar DeRozan (back) and Alex Caruso (wrist) were absent, secured the victory (111-110) for the Bulls, Miami’s new dolphins in the East, shortly after Brooklyn . .

Nikola Vucevic (26 points, 15 rebounds) also contributed.

For OKC, still worn by Shai Gildeous-Alexander (31 points, 10 assists), times are tough with this sixth consecutive defeat, synonymous with last place in the West.

Lugenz Dort had 16 points in the defeat.

Elsewhere in the NBA:

New York 93 – Cleveland 95
New York:
RJ Barrett scored 24 points
KEY: Kevin Love was the author of 20 points

Indiana 113 – New Orleans 117
IND:
Dowan Washington Jr. had 21 points
NO: Devode Graham had 25 points