Warriors remontan dficit de 14 puntos en el ltimo cuarto y vencen a Suns por 101-97

Published: Friday, February 6, 2026 at 6:18 am

Warriors Overcome 14-Point Deficit to Defeat Suns

PHOENIX - In a stunning display of resilience, the Golden State Warriors mounted a remarkable comeback against the Phoenix Suns, overcoming a 14-point deficit in the final quarter to secure a 101-97 victory on Thursday. The game, a nail-biter until the final seconds, saw the Warriors claw their way back after a dominant third quarter by the Suns.

Pat Spencer led the Warriors with a career-high 20 points, while Brazilian player Gui Santos contributed 18 points to the winning effort. The Warriors, despite being shorthanded, showed remarkable grit in the face of adversity.

The Suns had built a significant lead, holding a 82-76 advantage entering the fourth quarter. They extended their lead to 90-76 early in the final period, seemingly poised for victory. However, the Warriors refused to surrender. They chipped away at the Suns' lead, eventually tying the game at 97 with a basket by DeAnthony Melton with less than a minute remaining.

In the closing seconds, Gui Santos scored a crucial basket in transition, giving the Warriors a 99-97 lead. The Suns had a chance to regain the lead, but Dillon Brooks missed a three-point attempt in the final seconds. Gary Payton II secured the rebound for Golden State, and Melton sealed the win with a final basket as time expired.

Dillon Brooks led the Suns with 24 points, while Grayson Allen added 21. The Suns struggled offensively in the fourth quarter, managing only six field goals and scoring just 15 points.

BNN's Perspective: This game highlights the unpredictable nature of professional basketball. While the Suns appeared to be in control for much of the game, the Warriors' determination and ability to execute under pressure ultimately proved decisive. This victory underscores the importance of never giving up and the impact of key performances from players like Spencer and Santos.

Keywords: Warriors, Suns, basketball, NBA, comeback, Pat Spencer, Gui Santos, Dillon Brooks, DeAnthony Melton, Gary Payton II, Grayson Allen, Golden State, Phoenix, sports, game

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