It was another blowout loss for the struggling Phoenix Suns on Monday night, as they fell to the Utah Jazz, 125-92. If it's any consolation though, what the Suns can take away from this defeat is how superstar Devin Booker absolutely torched the Jazz for a game-high 59 points. That and this monster jam by rookie big man Deandre Ayton over reigning Defensive Player of the Year winner Rudy Gobert:

It was definitely a memorable one for Ayton, as he was able to absolutely get a clean dunk over Gobert. As a matter of fact, the Jazz defensive specialist was even called for a foul, which made this poster even more amazing. Credit to Suns guard Mikal Bridges for dropping a pinpoint pass to Ayton on the low block.

Other than the highlight reel jam, though, Ayton had a rather forgettable night and clearly struggled against Gobert. The 20-year-old scored only nine points on 4-of-7 shooting as he was stifled by Gobert all night long. Ayton also added seven rebounds, two steals, and a block in 31 minutes of play.

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However, it is without question that the story of the evening was Booker's amazing offensive onslaught. The 6-foot-6 guard shot 19-of-34 from the floor and 16-of-17 from the line en route to a 59-point performance.

Now at 17-58, the Suns hold the second-worst record in the league and are in a tight race with the New York Knicks (14-60) to secure the rights for the first overall pick in the upcoming draft, and effectively, the opportunity to sign Zion Williamson.