Devin Booker stays clutch.

Lamello Ball's first start is overshadowed by his teammate.

And Atlanta fans, if you come at the king, you best not miss.

It was an entertaining nine-game night in the association.

Let's go. I'm Tasmelis, and this is what you need to know in the

NBA for Tuesday, February 2nd. Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks. What a game. The Mabs were

so desperate for a victory, having lost five in a row, and their defense was playing like it,

scrapping, and clawing their

way to a two point lead 24 seconds left on the clock. Chris Paul had the ball for the Phoenix Suns. The

Wizard had a masterful game but he couldn't tie it on a layup attempt that he just blew is wide open.

Looking good for Dallas but DeAndre Aiton comes up with the offensive rebound.

He's tied up, so it's a jump ball that Christops Porzengis wins, but it's knocked out

of bounds off Dallas, so Phoenix has another chance.

Q. Devin Booker.

Now, Chris Paul has the ball.

He's being guarded by Maxie Klebba very, very well.

But here comes Devin Booker.

Such a clutch player coming around a screen.

Gets the ball beyond the three-point line, just a two to tie, a three to win.

He rises up over Josh Richardson's great defense, and it goes down. Devin Booker. What a huge

shot. He had 15 points in the fourth quarter. His head coach, Monty Williams, was riding him hard

despite him coming back from a hamstring injury. He had missed four straight games, and Monti Williams

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