‘He got to his spot.’ Booker hits game-winner at buzzer vs. Clippers.

Devin Booker made a turnaround jumper over Paul George as time expired, capping a 35-point performance and giving the Phoenix Suns a 117-115 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday.

“I’m happy for him, but he’d be the first one to tell you we’re not done,” Phoenix Coach Monty Williams said of the former University of Kentucky star.

The Suns improved to 3-0 in the bubble as they chase a playoff spot.

“This is a fun team to be a part of and we’re having fun with it,” Booker said. “This whole experience … we just wanted to come down here and make some noise and that’s what we’re doing.”

Kawhi Leonard had tied the game with two free throws with 31.3 seconds to go. Ricky Rubio missed a shot after that and Ivica Zubac got the rebound, but he threw a bad pass that Mikal Bridges stole to give the Suns another chance.

Booker dribbled left before being cut off by Leonard. He turned the other direction and shot as George was closing, then crashed to the court as his teammates surrounded him to celebrate the victory.

“You pretty much (saw) the shot,” Leonard said. “He got to his spot.”

Booker was asked about the celebration after his big shot.

“I’m not a big celebration guy … but they caught me on the ground so I couldn’t get away from them,” he said.

After setting a franchise record by making 25 three-pointers in a win over New Orleans on Saturday, the Clippers managed just eight in the loss. Leonard led the Clippers with 27 points and George added 23.

The Suns led by eight in the fourth before the Clippers used an 8-2 run with an alley-oop dunk by Zubac to cut the lead to 107-105 with about 5 minutes to go.

Phoenix got baskets from Booker and Rubio to extend the lead, but Leonard scored the next four points to start a 6-0 run that tied it at 111-all with less than 2 minutes left.

The Suns led by 11 early in the third quarter. But the Clippers chipped away at the lead and a 7-3 spurt, with all the points from Leonard, cut the lead to 88-87 with about 3 minutes left in the quarter.

But the Suns used a 7-2 run, capped by a 3 from Cameron Johnson, to push the lead to 95-89 near the end of the third. Marcus Morris added a layup after that to get the Clippers within four entering the fourth.