Milwaukee | | Devin Booker (40) | Deandre Ayton (10) | Chris Paul (11) | Footprint Center16,562 | 2–3 |-style="background:#fcc;" | 6 | July 20 | @ Milwaukee | | Chris Paul (26) | Jae Crowder (13) | Booker, Paul (5) | Fiserv Forum17,397 | 2–4 Standings Division Conference Notes z – Clinched home court advantage for the entire playoffs y – Clinched division title x – Clinched playoff spot * – Division leader Awards Week/Month Devin Booker won his first ever Player of the Week award for his production from February 8–14, 2021 on February 15 with 32.8 points on 56.3% field goal shooting, 47.6% three-point shooting, and 80.8% free-throw shooting, as well as 5.3 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game in four home games played in that time, winning all four of their games in the process there. He also became the first Suns player to win such an award since Goran Dragić on the week of January 27–February 2, 2014. Chris Paul was later named as a nominee for Player of the Week in the Western Conference for his production from February 15–21, 2021, with that award being given to Damian Lillard that week. Devin Booker won his second Player of the Week award in three weeks, this time getting only a 3–1 record for the week of February 22–28, 2021, but averaging 33.0 points (including a season-high 43 points on February 28) on 53.8% field goal shooting and 4.3 assists in 32.3 minutes of action per game that week. Booker not only was the first Suns player since Amar'e Stoudemire in the 2007–08 season (their last season they started a season with a 22–11 quality record) to earn the honor in multiple weeks of a season, but also was the first player to win the honor twice in a quick enough manner since Steve Nash in January 2007. A day after getting that Player of the Week Award, on March 2, Devin Booker won his first ever Player of the Month award for his work throughout the month of February, helping lead the Suns to a 12–3 record that month, their highest total wins ever in that month, and the most games they had won in a month since March 2010. As the 14th Suns player to ever win that award, as well as the first since Amar'e Stoudemire back in that same March 2010 period,