A brutal battle! 2 players were injured and 5 technical foulers were eliminated! The old Rockets player scored 32 points, and another dark horse in the Western Conference was born.

On November 14, the NBA regular season continues, with the Suns playing against the Pacers at home. The recent state gap between the two teams is huge. The Suns took the initiative early and then firmly took the initiative. Brooks was in hot form and took an 18-point lead at halftime. In the second half, Booker began to explode again. In the final quarter, the Pacers collapsed and were blasted with a 20-0 offensive. The point difference widened to more than 40 points. In the end, the Suns defeated the Pacers 133-98 and won five consecutive games.

Although the final score difference was huge, the process was also very intense, and the two sides even had physical contact many times. In this game, two people were injured and retired early. The first was Allen of the Suns. He suffered from leg discomfort in the second quarter and subsequently announced his early withdrawal from the game. The other was Pacers star Nesmith. He stepped on his teammate's ankle in the third quarter and subsequently injured his knee. He lay on the ground in pain. He was then helped back to the locker room and will be out for a while.

In addition to injuries, the physical confrontation on the court was also quite fierce. Dillon was in constant contact with Siakam. Later, Dillon and McConaughey exchanged trash talk and were each whistled for a technical foul. After that, Siakam and O'Neal butted each other, and the referee also called two technical fouls. In addition, Booker also talked trash with Jackson after scoring. Fortunately, the referee did not give another technical foul this time.

In the end, Pacers coach Carlisle also received a technical foul, and Pacers player Bradley was also whistled for a first-level flagrant foul.

In this game, former Rockets player Dillon Brooks performed very well. He made 12 of 18 shots, 3 of 7 three-pointers, and 5 of 5 free throws in 28 minutes. He scored 32 points, setting a new scoring high for him this season. Now Dillon is very confident on the court. He can also attack with the ball and step back for three-pointers. Not only can he provide defense here, but his offensive performance has also improved rapidly. The deal with the Rockets is really a win-win situation.

After the Suns sent away Durant and bought out Beal this summer, they all thought that this team would become a weakling. Unexpectedly, they are playing very well now and have become a dark pony team in the Western Conference. Different from relying on stars in the past, the Suns now pay more attention to the team and are determined to take outside shots. They can hit 16 three-pointers per game. The key is to have many open opportunities. This is the difference between them and the past.