OTTAWA -- Atiba Hutchinson and Julian de Guzman will lead a Canadian team mixed with veterans and young players in two international friendlies this month. The 24-player Canadian squad announced Friday plays No. 73 Bulgaria on May 23 in Ritzing, then faces 99th-ranked Moldova in Mauer, Austria, on May 27. Canada holds the No. 110 position on the latest FIFA rankings list. The squad, which opens camp Sunday in Thaya, Austria, is comprised of mostly European-based players, plus a handful of promising young players such as Samuel Piette, a midfielder playing for Fortuna Dusseldorf, defender Daniel Stanese (FC Augusburg II), and forwards Caleb Clarke (FC Augsburg II), and Cyle Larin (University of Connecticut). The Canadian team is focused on developing younger players one year out from the next CONCACAF Gold Cup and the resumption of World Cup qualifying. Its Canadas second camp of the year. 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Mo Williams shot 4-of-7 from beyond the arc and finished with 23 points, while Anthony Bennett chipped in 14 points and 10 boards off the bench. I thought we were much better at time defensively, Minnesota head coach Flip Saunders said, Overall, we had some growth from some of our guys. Trailing by seven after three quarters, Green took over the game for the Suns. He scored 13 of their first 15 points of the quarter, and his 8-0 run gave Phoenix its first lead since early in the first period. With 3:04 to go, Minnesota took the lead back on Thaddeus Youngs layup, but Dragic responded immediately with a jumper on the other end. The lead would change seven times in the final quarter until a 6-0 run, capped by a Bledsoe slam with 55 seconds left, put the Suns ahead for good. Dragics missed free throw with eight ticks left on the clock gave the Timberwolves life. 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Phoenix shot 13-of-22 in the period, but Minnesota used seven offensive rebounds and eight second-chance points to build its lead to a game-high 13 points. Williams hit a triple right at the end of the quarter to give Minnesota a 78-71 lead after three. Game Notes After missing one game with an illness, Minnesota coach Flip Saunders was back on the bench ... Budinger and fellow Wolves forward Robbie Hummel also returned from illness ... Phoenix has scored 100 or more points in 10 straight games ... Minnesota falls to 2-25 when its opponent shoots better than 45 percent. ' ' '