On June 2, 1993, 27 years ago today, the Suns defeated the Seattle Supersonics 120-114 in the Western Conference Finals to win the series.
Throughout the game, Suns player Charles Barkley played 47 minutes, 16-of-22, with a big triple-double of 43 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists; guard Dan Malley played 47 minutes, 12-of-17, 8-of-10 three-pointers, and had 34 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists, setting a playoff record for single-game three-point shooting.
The Suns lost to supersonics away in Game 6 of the following series, and advanced to the Finals at home in a tie-seven. The Suns' Finals opponent was Michael Jordan's Bulls, who ultimately missed the championship 2-4, with the Suns losing 98-99 at home in game 6 of the series.
(Editor: Slippers)