The Phoenix Suns took care of business on Tuesday night and defeated the Brooklyn Nets by a score of 106-102 after a chaotic and intense on-court fight that ensued late in the fourth quarter. Jan 27,

The Phoenix Suns continued their five-game homestand with a 106-102 win against the Brooklyn Nets before a sellout crowd of 17.071 at Mortgage Matchup Center on Tuesday, Jan. 27. Phoenix (28-19) snapped a two-game losing skid in sweeping the home-away series over the Nets (12-33).

Mark Williams scored 27 points, Dillon Brooks had 26 and the short-handed Suns beat the Brooklyn Nets 106-102 on Tuesday night in a game that featured a scuffle late in the fourth quarter.

The Phoenix Suns and Brooklyn Nets saw multiple players involved in a scuffle late in the fourth quarter.

The Brooklyn Nets suffered a 106-102 loss at the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday, but that came after a scuffle late in the fourth quarter.

It ended with a loose ball, a shove, bodies flying in every direction and a lengthy delay that sucked the air out of a tight game. Egor Dëmin and Dillon Brooks tangled as Ziaire Williams fought for a loose ball late and the scrum spilled outward. By the time order was restored, the momentum Brooklyn had just found was gone.

Mark Williams scored a season-high 27 points, Dillon Brooks added 26 points and the host Phoenix Suns held off Brooklyn 106-102 on Tuesday, sending the Nets to their sixth straight loss.

The Phoenix Suns are already without Devin Booker and Jalen Green against the Brooklyn Nets.

This was not a good sequence for Dillon Brooks, who didn't get the benefit of the doubt at all during the Suns' clash vs. the Nets.

With an injured and beat-up roster for the Phoenix Suns, they have made their adjustments and have been running their offense through Mark Williams and Jamaree Bouyea on Tuesday night as they lead the Nets 60-51 at halftime.