The Phoenix Suns have their first losing streak of 2026 and their first in over a month. Losses to the Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons, the Suns had a chance to win the first two games of their six-game road trip, but too many free throws and couldn’t execute in clutch time to get the wins.

The Nets have gone 6-15 in home games. Brooklyn is last in the Eastern Conference scoring 12.1 fast break points per game. The Suns are 11-12 on the road. Phoenix ranks fifth in the league giving up only 111.7 points while holding opponents to 46.7% shooting.

Jalen Green has been upgraded to questionable on the Suns latest injury report before Monday's game against the Nets.

The Phoenix Suns today announced their 2023-24 regular season schedule, tipping off the next era of Suns basketball with two nationally televised road games playing the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday,

Detroit hosts Phoenix at Little Caesars Arena at 7 p.m. ET, with both teams looking to bounce back from recent losses in what promises to be an exciting matchup.

The Pistons are starting Cade Cunningham, Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson, Tobias Harris and Jalen Duren. Isaiah Stewart (illness), Harris (left hip sprain) and Duren (right ankle sprain) were all upgraded from probable to available.

The Phoenix Suns' home matchup with the Golden State Warriors on Feb. 5 has been flexed to Prime Video and the time change has been pushed back.