Suns Control the Pace
The Phoenix Suns dispatched the visiting LA Clippers 133-110 on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Jordan Goodwin emerged as the standout performer for Phoenix, scoring 18 points to lead the offensive effort. The home team maintained control throughout the contest, never allowing the Clippers to gain a meaningful foothold in the second half.
With 17,071 fans in attendance, the Suns extended their season to 4 wins and 6 losses, while the Clippers dropped to 2 wins and 8 losses.
Early Lead Builds
Phoenix established an early advantage, outscoring the Clippers 29-18 in the first quarter. The Suns’ offensive rhythm was evident as they moved the ball effectively, with Goodwin contributing significantly from beyond the arc. By the end of the first period, the home team had already built a nine-point cushion.
The Clippers managed to score 29 points in the second quarter, narrowing the gap slightly, but Phoenix responded with 35 points to lead 64-47 at the half. The Suns’ consistent scoring in the opening frames set the tone for a comfortable victory.
Second Half Dominance
The trend continued in the second half, with the Suns outscoring the Clippers 35-25 in the third quarter. This stretch of play extended Phoenix’s lead to 99-72 heading into the final period. The Clippers attempted to mount a comeback in the fourth quarter, scoring 38 points, their highest output of the game.
However, the Suns responded with 34 points of their own, maintaining their lead throughout the final minutes. The defensive intensity and offensive efficiency displayed by Phoenix made it difficult for the visitors to close the distance, sealing the 23-point victory.
Key Performances
Beyond Goodwin’s 18 points, the Suns received strong support from their supporting cast. Collin Gillespie dished out eight assists, facilitating the offense with precision. Ryan Dunn contributed eight rebounds, providing crucial presence on the glass.
For the Clippers, Darius Garland led the team in scoring with 13 points and added five rebounds. Kobe Sanders also contributed significantly with seven assists, trying to keep the offense moving. Despite these efforts, the Clippers could not overcome the Suns’ balanced attack and defensive pressure, resulting in a decisive loss for the visitors.
Sources
ESPN
