On Monday, the Phoenix Suns (14-12) face off against the Denver Nuggets (14-11) at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado. For other NBA action see our NBA Predictions.

Denver comes into this matchup on a one-game losing streak, but has won three of their last five games prior to their game against New Orleans. In a close 126-124 defeat against Portland, Nikola Jokic put up an impressive 34 points for the Nuggets. This season, Jokic has been the standout player for Denver, topping the team's scoring chart with an average of 31 points per game. Jamal Murray follows as the team's second-highest scorer, posting an average of 18.7 points this season. Jokic is not only leading in scoring but also dominates in the rebounding department for Denver, pulling down an average of 13 rebounds each game. Additionally, he orchestrates the team's offense with an average of 9.8 assists per game, making him a crucial playmaker. Over the past five games, the Nuggets have managed to score an average of 125.6 points, helping the team secure the second spot in the Northwest Division standings. Eager to end their losing streak, the Nuggets hope to clinch a vital victory at home against Phoenix. On the season, Denver has been scoring an average of 119.4 points per game overall.

Phoenix enters this game on a one-game losing streak and has dropped three of their last five games prior to their game against Detroit. In a recent game against Indiana, the Phoenix Suns were defeated 120-111, despite a standout performance from Kevin Durant, who contributed 37 points. Durant is having an exceptional season, currently leading the Suns in scoring with an average of 26.4 points per game. Right behind him is Devin Booker, who holds the position of the team's second-highest scorer, averaging 25.1 points each game so far. On the defensive end, Jusuf Nurkic is making a significant impact for Phoenix, topping the team in rebounds with an average of 10 rebounds per game this season. Facilitating their offensive plays is Tyus Jones, who currently leads the Suns in assists, averaging 6.9 assists per game. Over their last five matchups, the Suns have struggled defensively, allowing opponents to score an average of 118.2 points against them. This performance has contributed to their current standing, placing them third in the Pacific Division. The team is eager to break their current losing streak and is looking for a stronger offensive showing as they prepare to face Denver on the road. Overall, the Suns have managed to score an average of 113.8 points per game this season, which they hope to surpass in their upcoming challenges.

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