Suns Extend Win Streak, Face Upcoming Challenges

Sunny in PHX! A Phoenix Suns Podcast

Chris Horwedel

Sports, Nba, Phoenix Suns, Underdog Sports, Basketball, The Underdog

4.6 • 724 Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2021

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

This week on the Sunny in PHX Podcast, Charlie Erling and Mitch Krmpotich continue celebrating the win streak, recap games against the Cavaliers, Knicks, and Nets, and then preview next week's games against the Golden State Warriors x2 and the Detroit Pistons. The Suns have been the hottest team in the league, winning their 16th game in a row. The Suns all-time record is a 17 game winning streak, and the Suns will have to defeat the Warriors to tie it. This is easily the biggest game of the regular season so far, and the guys talk about what will have to happen to see the Suns come out victorious. They also discuss the new rotation with Cameron Payne, Landry Shamet, and Devin Booker playing 1-3. To round out the winning-streak discussion, the guys talk about the huge impact JaVale McGee has had on the squad. The Suns finished off their road trip with a 3-0 record this week. Ricky Rubio helped gift the Suns the W late in the Cleveland game before the team headed to New York for the Knicks and Nets. After a dominant win over the Knicks, the Suns went on to get off to a hot start against the Nets, and held off a Kevin Durant comeback to come away with the win. This week the Suns will have to get by the Warriors twice if they want to claim the #1 spot in the West, and don't forget about the trap game against the Pistons in between. Thanks for tuning in, see you next week. Go Suns!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is part of the Underdog Sports Podcast Network.
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0:15.6	Okay.
0:16.4	We got a son in Phoenix, too.
0:18.4	52. We got the Sunni and Phoenix, too. 52 to... Below everyone and welcome to the Sunny and Phoenix podcast, a weekly podcast where we keep you up to date on everything Phoenix Suns basketball.
0:45.4	My name is Charlie Erling and as always, I'm joined by Mitch Krumpetich.
0:49.6	Hello.
0:50.9	This week on the show, we're obviously going to be talking about this big 16 game winning streak and what is coming up for the suns in the next week.
0:59.8	And we will recap the three games from last week.
1:03.1	This week's episode is brought to you by Wisdom, or also known as Wisdom Life Advice Audio.
1:09.6	You can find it in the app store, and it's an app for mentorship and to hear from experts on a variety of topics.
1:17.6	You can listen in, and you can even join the conversation asking questions, adding your comments.
1:23.6	So we are going to be hosting an audio on the Wisdom app this coming Saturday, December 4th, at 1 p.m. Arizona time, which is mountain time right now.
1:33.4	And we'll be talking about the podcast, about how to start a podcast, how we started.
1:39.1	We've been doing this for about six years now.
1:41.1	So how we started where we've been, where we're at right now, how we do
1:45.5	things, how it's evolved. So yeah, check us out, download the Wisdom Life Advice Audio app in the
1:52.0	app store, and then join us Saturday, December 4th at 1 p.m.
1:56.2	Follow us on Twitter at Sunny and PHX pod. Same thing for Instagram. Go on iTunes. Leave us a five-star
2:02.8	review and a comment and you will get a shout-out on the show.
2:06.4	Shoutouts are in order for our bet question from last week. We asked, will Alfred
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