- Matchup: Phoenix Suns vs Golden State Warriors
- Date: Monday, November 2, 2026
- Venue: Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Sports Bay Area
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The Phoenix Suns (1-3) are heading to Chase Center this Monday to face off against the Golden State Warriors (3-3).
In their last outing, the Suns faced the Nuggets and suffered a defeat with a score of 127-120. Phoenix shot 48.9% from the floor, hitting 46 of 94 shots, and made 18 out of 42 attempts from beyond the arc. At the free-throw line, they converted 10 of 11 tries for an impressive 90.9% success rate. Rebounding-wise, the Suns collected 42 boards, including 15 on the offensive end. They also recorded 34 assists while forcing 19 turnovers and making 10 steals. On the defensive end, Phoenix allowed the Nuggets to shoot 52.5% from the field, permitting them 42 of 80 attempts. Denver tallied 30 assists, 11 steals, and gathered 40 rebounds (12 offensive, 28 defensive), alongside 5 blocked shots. Denver concluded their free-throw attempts at 76.7%, converting 23 of 30 tries, and made 20 of 37 from three-point territory. Phoenix accumulated 22 personal fouls while the Nuggets had 13.
Miles Bridges was a key player for the Suns, achieving 52.6% shooting from the floor, along with 2 assists. He played for 37 minutes, grabbed 10 rebounds, and finished the game with 24 points on 10 of 19 shooting.
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Phoenix enters this matchup with a 1-3 record this season. They average 112.0 points per game (19th in the NBA) and have a field goal percentage of 46.5%. The Suns are shooting 35.0% from three-point range (56 of 160) and 76.5% from the free-throw line. As a team, they average 40.3 rebounds per game and have recorded 110 assists throughout the season, ranking them 30th in the league for passing. They are committing 15.3 turnovers per game and averaging 21.3 fouls each contest.
On the defensive side, the Suns force 17.5 turnovers per game while averaging 18.3 personal fouls. They allow opponents to shoot 43.9% from three-point range and rank 27th in the league for points allowed per game (124.5). Defensively, Phoenix concedes a field goal percentage of 49.0% (172 of 351) and gives up 47.0 rebounds per contest, ranking last in the league for assists surrendered, with a total of 110 this season.
In their previous game, the Warriors secured a victory with a score of 112-95 against the Lakers. In terms of rebounding, Golden State allowed Los Angeles 45 boards (16 offensive). The Warriors struggled from three-point territory, shooting 28.2% by hitting 11 of 39 attempts, while converting 75.0% at the free-throw line with 18 out of 24 successful shots. Los Angeles managed to sink 33 of 82 shots from the field, amounting to 40.2% for the game. Golden State shot 42.7% from the field overall, succeeding on 38 of 89 attempts and achieving 47.8% from three-point range (22 of 46). They made 14 free throws for a rate of 82.4%. The Lakers incurred 21 fouls, leading Golden State to the line for 17 free-throw attempts. The Warriors recorded 17 turnovers and tallied 29 defensive rebounds and 15 offensive boards for a total of 44 rebounds in that matchup.
Stephen Curry was a standout for the Warriors, shooting 47.8% from the field with 11 makes out of 23 attempts. In addition to his 31 points, he added 4 rebounds and 6 assists during his 31 minutes on the court.
Golden State holds a 3-3 record for the season. Offensively, they have a field goal percentage of 44.6%, ranking 22nd in the league. The Warriors have amassed 700 points this season (116.7 points per game) and average 43.8 rebounds. They provide 26.5 assists per game (16th in the league) and average 17.3 turnovers per match. The Warriors commit an average of 22.8 fouls each game while achieving a free-throw percentage of 82.2%.
Defensively, Golden State allows 35.0% shooting from three-point range (76 of 217) and opponents convert 78.6% of their free-throws. They concede 28.0 assists and 41.8 rebounds per game, ranking 22nd and 6th, respectively. The Warriors rank 18th in points allowed per game with 115.3 and force 18.5 turnovers while letting opponents shoot 49.3% from the field, the 29th rank in the league.
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Pick: Choose Golden State and the under on total points
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