Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' 97-69 loss to the Thunder on February 10.

The Good:

The Suns signed 12-year-old Jonah Zahm from Osco, Illinois to a one-day contract. During the press conference, GM Lance Blanks presented the Make-A-Wish Foundation child his very own Suns uniform, No. 8, the same number of his favorite player, Channing Frye. Zahm, who suffers from a seizure disorder, was given a locker next to Goran Dragic. He attended the shoot-around, enjoyed lunch with Frye at Stingray Sushi in the Biltmore Fashion Square and watched pregame warmups from the bench.

The Bad:

Where to begin....

If it weren't for Wesley Johnson's tip-in dunk after a Sebastian Telfair missed three with 7.8 seconds remaining, the Suns would've set a franchise-record low for points scored in a regular season game (68; March 8, 1981 at Kansas City).

Instead, the Suns tied a season-low for first quarter points (16) and set a new season-low for first half points (34). During one stretch between the third and fourth quarters, the Suns went 8:02 between made field goals, which helped contribute to a season-worst 33 percent shooting.

He Said It:

"Embarrassed," Jared Dudley, who played a season-low eight minutes, said of the 28-point defeat. "Definitely embarrassed. You've got to play better than that. If I could I would give the fans back their money. It's definitely frustrating; difficult time right now."

Noted:

• Interim head coach Lindsey Hunter said he "wanted to try and get us kick started with Goran (Dragic) at the two" for why he inserted point guard Kendall Marshall to start the third quarter. The move put Dudley on the bench, where he remained the entire second half.

• The Thunder were whistled for a Suns' opponent franchise-record low seven personal fouls (previous eight; March 27, 1975 vs. Detroit), just the 13th game in NBA history in which a team has committed seven or fewer fouls.

• Thabo Sefolosha set a season-high in scoring for the second-straight game against the Suns. After tallying 18 points on Friday on a career-high tying four made three-pointers, he tallied a season-best 20 points on a career-high five made three's.

Up Next:

The Suns (17-35) play their final game before the NBA All-Star break with a visit to the L.A. Lakers (24-28) on Tuesday, February 12.