Suns Overcome Brooks' DUI Suspicion, Beat Pelicans

0:00With the NBA today, March 7, the Phoenix Suns stayed focused, despite Dylan Brooks' arrest early Friday morning in Scottsdale on suspicion of driving under the influence. The team beat the New Orleans Pelicans in a close game midnight, proving the incident didn't throw them off. The Suns released a short statement saying they knew about the situation, were gathering more details, and had no further comment. Coach Jordan Ott brushed it aside before tip-off, stressing that the NBA has plenty of nights like this, and their focus was right where it needed to. B. Team mates rallied around Brooks, with guard Colin Gillespie noting he apologized to the group right away. Gillespie called it a human mistake, adding that everyone has his back no matter what. Reports clarified the DUI suspicion involved, marijuana, not alcohol. Brooks blues the hero on a portable breathalyzer, showing no booze in his system, and he was released without charges. Brooks has been sidelined since February 21st, with a fractured hand. Doctors gave him a 4-6-week recovery timeline before re-evaluation, so he's already out

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