The Warriors were without Stephen Curry (rest) and Draymond Green (ankle) and Kelly Oubre Jr. (wrist), so it was a night for the younger Dubs to feature their skills in Thursday’s matchup against the scorching-hot Phoenix Suns. Despite a career-high 26 points from Jordan Poole, a double-double from James Wiseman and 16 points from Andrew Wiggins, the squad dropped this game 120-98 for their third loss in a row to end the first half of the NBA season. The Dubs were unable to hold back the Suns in the end of the first quarter as they closed the frame out on a 10-0 run for a 34-23 lead. But the ultimate trouble came as Phoenix kept that momentum up through the second quarter and expanded said run, making it 26-8 and expanding that lead up to 20 points. It was a deficit the Dubs were unable to work their way out of.
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