The Phoenix Suns defeated the LA Clippers 133-110 on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, with Jordan Goodwin leading all scorers with 18 points. Phoenix made 22 three-pointers and shot 55.7% from the field at Mortgage Matchup Center, building a 27-point lead through three quarters to secure the home win.
Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown
First Quarter: Suns Establish an Early Advantage
Phoenix outscored LA 29-18 in the opening quarter, establishing an 11-point cushion. The Clippers’ 18 points were their lowest total in any period, leaving them with an early deficit they never erased.
Second Quarter: Phoenix Extends Its Lead
The Clippers improved to 29 points in the second quarter, but the Suns answered with 35. Phoenix entered halftime ahead 64-47, having extended its advantage to 17 points.
Third Quarter: Another 35-Point Period Creates Separation
Phoenix delivered another 35-point quarter while holding LA to 25. That 10-point advantage pushed the score to 99-72 entering the fourth, giving the Suns a substantial cushion for the final 12 minutes.
Fourth Quarter: Clippers Finish With Their Best Offensive Period
LA outscored Phoenix 38-34 in the fourth quarter, its highest-scoring period of the night. The Suns still finished with a comfortable 133-110 victory in regulation.
Key Performers
- Jordan Goodwin, Suns: Led all scorers with 18 points, providing the highest individual total in Phoenix’s 133-point performance.
- Collin Gillespie, Suns: Led Phoenix with eight assists as the team recorded 32 assists on 49 made field goals.
- Ryan Dunn, Suns: Collected a team-high eight rebounds, helping Phoenix finish with a 49-37 advantage on the boards.
- Darius Garland, Clippers: Led LA with 13 points and five rebounds while adding six assists.
- Kobe Sanders, Clippers: Finished with a team-high seven assists. The Clippers recorded 28 assists overall.
NerdSports Stat: Phoenix’s seven additional made three-pointers produced a 21-point advantage from beyond the arc—equivalent to 91.3% of its final 23-point winning margin.
Game Analysis: Shooting Efficiency Separates the Suns
Phoenix’s perimeter accuracy was the clearest difference. The Suns made 22 of 43 three-point attempts, shooting 51.2%, while the Clippers finished 15-for-44, or 34.1%. LA attempted one more three-pointer but made seven fewer.
The efficiency gap extended across the floor. Phoenix went 49-for-88 overall, compared with LA’s 38-for-90, producing 11 more field goals on two fewer attempts. The Suns paired that shooting with a 12-rebound advantage and four more assists.
The Clippers held an advantage at the free-throw line, making 19 of 26 attempts compared with Phoenix’s 13 of 20. Those six additional points were not enough to offset the Suns’ superior field-goal production. Phoenix also sustained its scoring after the opening quarter, posting 35, 35 and 34 points across the final three periods.
Closing Context: Suns Improve to 4-6
Phoenix improved to 4-6 overall and 4-3 at home, while the Clippers fell to 2-8 and remained winless on the road at 0-5. Both Western Conference teams remain below .500, but the Suns moved two games ahead of LA by overall record. Phoenix next hosts the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday, November 12, at 6:00 p.m. PST; the Clippers next host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday, November 13, at 7:30 p.m. PST.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Phoenix Suns defeated the LA Clippers 133-110 on November 10, 2026.
Jordan Goodwin scored 18 points. His individual shooting percentage was not included in the supplied game statistics.
After the win, the Phoenix Suns sit 4-6 in the Western Conference.
Jordan Goodwin was the standout performer with a game-high 18 points in Phoenix’s 133-110 victory.
