After a close win against the Phoenix Suns, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich came to reporters heated.

He did not think his team deserved to win that game. Rudy Gay had to hit a buzzer beater three to win the contest.

Popovich told ESPN:

“We were really fortunate to win the game. I thought they outplayed us. Outcoached us. Outphysicald us. We had no respect for them or the game. We didn't olay with each other. It was a pathetic performance. And Pheonix got robbed.”

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The Spurs ended up on top by a score of 126-14. The team had seven scorers in double digits. LaMarcus Aldridge carried the way with 29 points, 14 rebounds, and four assists. Davis Bertans scored 18 points and also dished out five assists as well.

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Rudy Gay came in the clutch late in the game and also was fairly impactful. He ended up with 16 points, five rebounds, and five assists. Marco Belinelli scored 17 points off the bench. Derrick White added 15, and both Patty Mills and Brynn Forbes scored 12. The Spurs weren't able to be stopped offensively.

For the Suns, six players also ended up in double digits. Devin Booker put on a show all game long.

He ended up scoring a game-high 38 points, grabbed five rebounds and dished out seven assists. Jamal Crawford scored 22 off the bench. Mikal Bridges added 17 points and five rebounds as well. Jarrett Jackson and Kelly Oubre both scored 14, and Richaun Holmes had 10 as well.

The Spurs are now 29-22 on the season and sit in the 6th seed of the NBA's Western Conference.

They will next face off next against the Brooklyn Nets.