The Golden State Warriors vs. Phoenix Suns game will be played at Chase Center on Friday, January 31, 2025, at 10:00 PM ET. The Warriors are the 11th-seeded team in the Western Conference with a record of 24-23. They are now on a two-game winning streak after defeating the top-seeded team in the West, the Oklahoma City Thunder, 116-109 in their most recent game despite Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 52-point showing.
The Suns, meanwhile, are the ninth-seeded team in the West with a record of 24-22. Their three-game losing streak ended after they suffered a 113-121 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Warriors and Suns have already faced off twice this season. First, on November 30, the Suns won 113-105. Then, more recently, on December 28, the Warriors defeated the Suns 109-105. Both teams have squared off 265 times in the regular season, with the Warriors claiming 114 wins and the Suns 151.
Golden State Warriors vs. Phoenix Suns: Prediction
The Warriors are averaging 111.4 points per game this season, ranking 17th in the league, while allowing 111.2 points per game, placing them ninth in opponent scoring. They excel in rebounding, with 46.2 boards per game, ranking third overall, although they allow 44.9 rebounds, which ranks 22nd. The Warriors are also a top contender in three-point shooting, making 15.4 threes per game (4th in the NBA) with a shooting percentage of 36.5%, placing them 12th.
On the other hand, the Suns score 112.7 points per game, ranking 14th in the league, while conceding 113.7 points, putting them at 18th for defense. Phoenix grabs 42.5 rebounds per game but allows 44.6, ranking 25th and 20th, respectively. They make 14.0 three-pointers per game, shooting 37.7% from beyond the arc, which ranks 10th and 6th in the NBA.
Golden State Warriors vs. Phoenix Suns: Probable Starting Lineups
Here are the expected lineups for both teams.
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Golden State Warriors
PG Stephen Curry
SG Buddy Hield
SF Andrew Wiggins
PF Gui Santos
C Trayce Jackson-Davis
Phoenix Suns
PG Tyus Jones
SG Devin Booker
SF Ryan Dunn
PF Kevin Durant
C Nick Richards
Golden State Warriors vs. Phoenix Suns: Injuries Update
The Warriors will be without Draymond Green, who is out due to a calf injury, and Jonathan Kuminga, who is sidelined with an ankle issue. As far as the Suns are concerned, they have no reported injuries for the upcoming game.
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