The wildly unpredictable Dillon Brooks show heads to San Francisco on Saturday night when the Golden State Warriors get a rematch with the Phoenix Suns.

Chaos is a ladder, one the Phoenix Suns keep inserting into games for better and for worse. It was the former on Thursday, a one-point win over the Warriors.

PHOENIX -- Jordan Goodwin made a game-winning free throw with under a second left, and the Phoenix Suns (15-12) snapped a two-game losing streak with an electric 99-98 victory over the Golden State Warriors (13-15) Thursday night at Mortgage Matchup Center.

Most recently, Curry sported two versions of Devin Booker’s Book 1 sneakers on Thursday before Golden State’s 99-98 loss to the Phoenix Suns. He wore the vibrant yellow “Chevy” Book 1’s during pregame warmups before switching to the more colorful “What The” Book 1’s during the game.

While Draymond Green keys the Golden State Warriors' top-five defense, he also is committing turnovers at a rate higher than all but one of the 291 NBA players who regularly see action.

“If you’re gonna be a good team, you’re able to overcome all of that,” Curry said, after shooting 3-for-14 from the field. “We’re obviously not a good team right now because of what our record says and the fact that we found ourselves in these kind of positions.”

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Up 14 in the third quarter on the road, the Warriors collapsed into a feverish struggle before falling to the Phoenix Suns 99-98 after Jordan Goodwin hit the second of two free throws with 0.4 seconds remaining. It’s the third straight loss for Golden State, dropping them to 13-15 and two games under .500.