After two losses, the Phoenix Suns bounced back with an important win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday to propel them to 12-8 on the regular season thus far.

The win did a few things for Phoenix, as the Suns saw the return of Devin Booker while they also retuThe win did a few things for Phoenix, as the Suns saw the return of Devin Booker while they also returned to their winning ways.
They also gained some much-needed momentum heading into their Tuesday night matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers, a road test that will see both Pacific Division squads battle for a spot in the NBA In-Season Tournament Semifinals in Las Vegas. rned to their winning ways.
It’s a big road matchup for Phoenix, and Booker couldn’t be more excited:

“Missing any game is tough, I am excited for this one. I know they are playing well as of now,” said Booker. “They are back healthy; they have their roster back. It will be a heavyweight match in LA. A lot on the line, winner goes to Vegas. So I think everyone is looking forward to it. It will be fun.”
The Lakers themselves are 12-9 on the season. Suns coach Frank Vogel knows another tough battle awaits after losing their first two matchups against Los Angeles thus far.
“We got to play a more complete game. We just got to keep growing. We got to familiarize ourselves with who is in uniform, it’s been a different group every night and hopefully we have the guys that we had in tonight.”
Suns-Lakers is set for an 8:00 PM Arizona time tip on Tuesday with TNT carrying the broadcast. The winner of their matchup will face the winner of Kings-Pelicans on Thursday.