In a dominant performance, Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, and Bradley Beal combined for 81 points, leading the Phoenix Suns to a much-needed victory over the Chicago Bulls.

Despite the win, Bradley Beal emphasized the need for the Suns to improve their defensive resistance and rebounding, especially after a recent loss to the San Antonio Spurs.

Before this game, the Suns were struggling, sitting two games below .500, which raised concerns about their season despite Durant's impressive individual performances.

Bulls coach Billy Donovan acknowledged the offensive prowess of the Suns' star trio but noted their lack of continuity this season, primarily due to injuries.

Devin Booker has been particularly effective against the Bulls, averaging 27.1 points per game, with standout performances of 35 and 38 points in his last two games at the United Center.

The Suns' new starting lineup, which includes Booker, Beal, Durant, Royce O'Neale, and Nick Richards, has only played together for a mere eight minutes this season due to injuries.

As they adjust to their roles within the team, Booker has taken on more of a point guard role during games, showcasing his versatility.

Prior to their matchup with the Bulls, the Suns faced the Spurs and suffered a 120-109 defeat, marking their seventh loss in eight games, highlighting their ongoing struggles.