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PHOENIX — After three games this season, the Phoenix Suns were allowing almost 129 points per game. Now they’re playing tough defense, believe it or not.
The Suns have undergone a strange, unexpected transformation since interim coach Jay Triano took over when Earl Watson was fired two games ago.
“They’re just having fun,” Utah’s Rudy Gobert said, “playing hard and playing free and good things can happen when you do that.”
T.J. Warren scored 20 of his 27 points in the second half and the Suns improved to 2-0 under Triano with a 97-88 victory over the Jazz on Wednesday night.
“I’m seeing maturity out of the young fellas, to be honest. That’s the biggest difference.” — Tyson Chandler after @Suns’ 2nd straight win. pic.twitter.com/VYsHDewymM
— FOX Sports Arizona (@FOXSPORTSAZ) October 26, 2017
“We’re just playing together, on both ends,” Devin Booker said. “I said it right after they made the coaching change, this should be eye-opening for us. And I love the way we responded.”
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