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In Game 6 of the second round of the NBA Playoffs, the Phoenix Suns will take on the Dallas Mavericks. Want to know how to watch this matchup? Check out all of the details below, including how to stream it on FuboTV.

How to Watch Mavericks vs. Suns

Key Stats for Mavericks vs. Suns

  • The Suns put up 114.8 points per game, 10.1 more points than the 104.7 the Mavericks allow.
  • When Phoenix totals more than 104.7 points, it is 57-12.
  • Dallas is 49-21 when allowing fewer than 114.8 points.
  • The Mavericks’ 108 points per game are only 0.7 more points than the 107.3 the Suns give up.
  • When it scores more than 107.3 points, Dallas is 35-7.
  • Phoenix has a 42-0 record when its opponents score fewer than 108 points.
  • The Suns make 48.5% of their shots from the field this season, which is 2.8 percentage points higher than the Mavericks have allowed to their opponents (45.7%).
  • In games Phoenix shoots better than 45.7% from the field, it is 48-7 overall.
  • Dallas is 42-8 when it shoots higher than 44.4% from the field.

Suns Players to Watch

  • The Suns scoring leader is Devin Booker, who averages 26.8 points per game.
  • Chris Paul leads Phoenix with 10.8 assists a game and Deandre Ayton paces the squad with 10.2 rebounds per matchup.
  • Booker is the top three-point shooter for the Suns, connecting on 2.7 per game.
  • Phoenix’s blocks leader is JaVale McGee, who records 1.1 per game. Paul leads the team averaging 1.9 steals a contest.

Mavericks Players to Watch

  • Luka Doncic leads the Mavericks in all things points, rebounds and assists, putting up 28.4 points, 9.1 grabbing rebounds and handing out 8.7 assists per game.
  • Doncic leads the Mavericks in shooting from beyond the arc, averaging 3.1 made threes per game.
  • Doncic tops Dallas in steals with 1.2 per game, and Maxi Kleber leads the squad in blocks with one per game.

Suns vs. Mavericks Injuries

    Suns: Dario Saric: Out (Knee), Torrey Craig: Probable (Elbow)
    Mavericks: Tim Hardaway Jr.: Out (Foot)

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Suns Upcoming Schedule

Date Opponent Score Home/Away
5/2/2022 Mavericks W 121-114 Home
5/4/2022 Mavericks W 129-109 Home
5/6/2022 Mavericks L 103-94 Away
5/8/2022 Mavericks L 111-101 Away
5/10/2022 Mavericks W 110-80 Home
5/12/2022 Mavericks – Away

Mavericks Upcoming Schedule

Date Opponent Score Home/Away
5/2/2022 Suns L 121-114 Away
5/4/2022 Suns L 129-109 Away
5/6/2022 Suns W 103-94 Home
5/8/2022 Suns W 111-101 Home
5/10/2022 Suns L 110-80 Away
5/12/2022 Suns – Home

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