Phoenix Suns guard Collin Gillespie cut to the chase.

"Kind of just running around, causing chaos, creating havoc," Gillespie said about the final minute of the Suns' 114-113 NBA Cup victory over visiting Minnesota on Friday, when the hosts forced three turnovers to overcome an eight-point deficit in the final 50 seconds.

Gillespie hit the game-winner, a 10-footer from the right side of the lane with 6.4 seconds on an inbounds play designed for him.

And ...

"There's money on the line, so that's really important," he said with a grin.

The Suns will bring that momentum into their final home meeting against the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday in a regular-season matchup. The Spurs, who were idle on Cup Friday, have won three in a row and six of eight.

The Suns have won nine of 11 and are 2-

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