Phoenix Suns went from scoring 44 points in the first quarter to 43 total in the second and third of their 119-116 loss to Golden State Warriors.

PHOENIX -- Jordan Goodwin made a game-winning free throw with under a second left, and the Phoenix Suns (15-12) snapped a two-game losing streak with an electric 99-98 victory over the Golden State Warriors (13-15) Thursday night at Mortgage Matchup Center.

Steve Kerr can't believe the foul call on Moses Moody that cost the Warriors a chance to beat the Suns on Thursday.

Phoenix faces Los Angeles in a matchup of Western Conference teams. Tuesday's game will be the third meeting this season between the two teams. The Lakers won

The Suns are coming off a hard‑fought win snatched in the final moments of a very physical, stop‑and‑go game against these same Warriors. Tonight will be their third matchup against them, and 10th game against a division opponent (the Suns are currently 6–3 in those).

Mark Williams might be the most underrated player on the Suns, and has been the team's unsung MVP through the first quarter of the season.

The Warriors had to do it the hard way to come out with a 119-116 victory over the Suns and finally snap a three-game losing streak, and we dive into the four major takeaways.

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