These have been two play-on teams, but I believe the Suns get it done here in a revenge spot and off one of their most impressive victories of the season.




Phoenix has covered nine of its last 10. The Suns rolled past Toronto, 125-109, this past Sunday for their eighth win in their last 10 games. Phoenix is 7-1 on the road versus Eastern Conference foes, winning the last five times.




The Bucks stepped way down in competition beating the Knicks on the road this past Sunday, 95-82. If they didn't win that game they would have losing record since Jabari Parker went down 10 games ago.




The Suns have won during their past three visits to Milwaukee. They lost at home, though, in mid-December to the Bucks on a crazy 3-point shot at the buzzer, 96-94. The Suns didn't have Goran Dragic for that game. Dragic is their best player. He's averaging 19.4 points during the last seven games.




The Bucks can't match the Suns in the backcourt and aren't a superior rebounding team to take advantage of Phoenix's smallish frontcourt especially with perennial distraction Larry Sanders missing in action.