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Suns Advance to the WCF

 

    Phoenix Suns advance to the Western Conference Finals after sweeping the Denver Nuggets (4-0).



    


    
    After losing Jamal Murray (ACL),  the Denver Nuggets just did not have enough man-power to eliminate the first seed Phoenix squad. Unfortunately Aaron Gordon, who was supposed to be the second star of this team, did not show up in this series leaving Nikola Jokic vying to keep this team afloated. 



    

    The Suns trio (CP3, Booker, Ayton) just blasted the Nuggets winning by a combined 63 points in 4 games. The Suns could either face the LA Clippers or the Utah Jazz in the WCF.

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