Even so, they battled with the Phoenix Suns all the way to the final buzzer. The Suns ended up with the 114-106 win but were forced to play their best players — Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal — all the way to the final seconds because the Jazz wouldn’t let up.

The Suns are set to play game one of a back-to-back at home today against the Utah Jazz after defeating the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday night - the victory looks to become a springboard for the struggling team to gain some footing in a crowded standing arrangement in the Western Conference.

T he Utah Jazz could not get it done Saturday afternoon against the struggling Phoenix Suns. Today featured lineups that show the Utah Jazz are full in on tanking this season and

The Phoenix Suns (18-19) took down the Utah Jazz (9-28) in wire-to-wire fashion on Saturday afternoon by a score of 114-106 in front of yet another sellout crowd at Footprint Center. The Jazz came into this game short-handed,