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Who<\/strong>: Phoenix Suns (32-23) vs. San Antonio Spurs (38-16)<\/p>\n When<\/strong>: 6:30pm Arizona Time<\/p>\n Where<\/strong>: Moody Center\u2014 Austin, Texas<\/p>\n Watch<\/strong>: Arizona\u2019s Family 3TV, Arizona\u2019s Family Sports<\/p>\n Listen<\/strong>: KMVP 98.7<\/p>\n The Phoenix Suns enter the final stretch run of the season with one of the hottest teams in the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs. The Spurs have won six straight and are the second-best team, record-wise, in the Western Conference. However, this season, the Suns have had the Spurs\u2019 number, winning both contests decisively. In the first game with Victor Wembanyama in the lineup, the Suns shot a blistering 19-for-33 from the 3-point line and held Wembanyama to 9 points in 34 minutes. It was the first time this Suns team showed signs of being a playoff team this season. In the second matchup, the Suns won comfortably with Wembanyama out due to injury.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Unlike the Spurs, the Suns entered the All-Star break running on fumes. In their last 10 games before the break, the Suns were 5-5 with blowout losses to the Clippers and Thunder. The Suns needed the break to regroup and recover before making their final push of the season. The Suns will almost be at full strength, but Dillon Brooks will miss this matchup because of a one-game suspension for all of his technical fouls. Can the Suns end the Spurs\u2019 win streak and take the first step post All-Star break to climb into the top six seeds of the Western Conference?<\/p>\nProbable Starters<\/strong><\/h2>\n