Suns 133 - Clippers 110 (11/10/2026): Phoenix Hits 22 Threes in Win

The Phoenix Suns lit up the Mortgage Matchup Center with a commanding 133-110 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. The Suns took control early, outscoring the Clippers 29-18 in the first quarter. This early lead set the tone for the rest of the game.

First Half Highlights

In the second quarter, the Suns extended their lead further. They scored 35 points, while the Clippers added 29 to their tally. At halftime, the Suns led 64-47, putting them in a strong position going into the second half.

Collin Gillespie of the Suns led the charge with his playmaking. He finished the game with 12 points and 8 assists, setting up his teammates effectively. His efforts helped the Suns maintain their offensive pressure.

Devin Booker also contributed significantly. He added 17 points, showing his scoring ability. Booker's versatility on the court kept the Clippers on their toes.

Second Half Surge

The third quarter saw the Suns continue their dominant performance. They managed to score another 35 points, while the Clippers struggled to keep pace with 25. This quarter widened the gap, making it difficult for the Clippers to mount a comeback.

Jordan Goodwin was efficient for the Suns, scoring 18 points on 6-of-7 shooting. His accuracy from the field added to the Suns' offensive strength. The Suns' overall field goal percentage of 55.7% was a key factor in their victory.

Despite the loss, Kobe Sanders tried to lift the Clippers with his playmaking. He recorded 7 assists along with 9 points. However, the Clippers' 42.2% shooting from the field was not enough to challenge the Suns.

Game Stats and Upcoming Matches

The Clippers did show some life in the fourth quarter, scoring 38 points. However, the Suns matched them with 34 points of their own, ensuring there was no late-game drama. Phoenix's ability to maintain their lead was evident in their 3-point shooting, hitting 51.2% from beyond the arc.

Rui Hachimura added 13 points and 5 rebounds for the Clippers, but it was not enough. The Suns out-rebounded the Clippers 49 to 37, showcasing their advantage on the boards.

For the Clippers, this game adds to a tough start to the season as they now stand at 2-8. They look to rebound in their next game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Suns, now 4-6, will try to build on this win as they prepare to face the Charlotte Hornets. With momentum on their side, they aim to climb up in the Western Conference standings.

Head coach Tyronn Lue and the Clippers must focus on improving their defense, as they allowed the Suns to score freely throughout the game. The Clippers currently rank near the bottom in points allowed per game.

On the other hand, Phoenix Suns' head coach Jordan Ott will be pleased with his team's offensive execution. The Suns' ability to share the ball was evident with 32 assists, highlighting their team play.

As both teams continue their season, adjustments will be key. The Clippers need to find ways to tighten up defensively. Meanwhile, the Suns will aim to replicate their offensive success in future games.