

Key Takeaways:
- The Suns defeated the Dallas Mavericks 120-111 in Phoenix
- The win marked Dallas’ eighth straight loss, their longest losing streak since 2016
- Naji Marshall topped the scoring charts with 31 points for the Mavericks, while Dillon Brooks led the Suns with 23
Match Summary
The Phoenix Suns delivered a dominant display at home, overcoming the Dallas Mavericks 120-111 on Tuesday night. Dillon Brooks led the scoring for Phoenix with 23 points, ably supported by Devin Booker who contributed 19 points.
For Dallas, Naji Marshall produced an impressive individual effort by scoring 31 points, with Cooper Flagg adding 27. Despite these performances, the Mavericks have now endured their longest losing run since 2016, having last tasted victory against Golden State on 22 January.
Got it done 💥@match_mortgage | #SunsUp pic.twitter.com/eEGIxsteW6
— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) February 11, 2026
Game Flow and Key Moments
The Suns asserted control early, taking the lead at 2-1 courtesy of a turnaround jumper from Booker with 10:01 remaining in the first quarter. Phoenix would not relinquish their advantage for the rest of the evening, at one stage cruising ahead by 31 points at 61-30 and seemingly set for a comfortable win.
The Mavericks, however, mounted a late rally. Cooper Flagg’s offensive rebound and putback with 6:57 on the clock trimmed the deficit to 108-96. Marshall narrowed the gap further to 115-109 with a floater with 2:09 left to play. Booker responded with a mid-range jumper followed by a free throw to restore a nine-point cushion. After P.J. Washington found the basket for Dallas, Booker hit a pullup jumper to conclude the scoring and seal the result.
Top Performers and Statistical Leaders
| Team | Top Scorer | Points | Second Leading Scorer | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phoenix Suns | Dillon Brooks | 23 | Devin Booker | 19 |
| Dallas Mavericks | Naji Marshall | 31 | Cooper Flagg | 27 |
Upcoming Fixtures
- The Mavericks will visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night
- The Suns are set to host Oklahoma City on Wednesday night




