Phoenix Suns vs. Golden State Warriors Picks and Prediction for Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Use Code WWWC It’s a Pacific Division battle as the Phoenix Suns make the trip west to clash with the Golden State Warriors Tuesday night and we have things covered with our Suns vs. Warriors prediction. Phoenix downed San Antonio 130-118 at home in their previous contest Sunday night, winning outright as a five-point underdog. Golden State fell 114-109 on the road to Indiana Saturday night, losing outright as an 11-point favorite. In the all-time regular season series between the teams, the Suns own a 152-115 advantage, though the Warriors picked up a 133-95 road win in the most recent meeting on April 8. Read more about this Suns vs. Warriors prediction! Need some winners? Check out our NBA Predictions and beat the books!
Phoenix Looking to Extend Win Streak
Phoenix won their second straight and handed the Spurs their first defeat of the year as they picked up a home win Sunday. The Suns entered Monday 3-4 and stood fourth in the Pacific Division, two games behind the Lakers for the top spot. Against San Antonio, Phoenix led by seven after the opening quarter and didn’t let the Spurs even the rest of the way. The Suns were up 18 at the half and 24 after three quarters before easing their foot off the gas late. Phoenix shot a blistering 58.2% from the field, including 19 of 33 from three-point range, and overcame 20 turnovers in the win. Devin Booker paced the Suns with 28 points and 13 assists in the win.
The Suns enter this contest 12th in the league in scoring offense as they average 118.3 points per game on the year. Phoenix stands 19th in rebounding with an average of 42.4 boards per contest, while they are 8th by dishing out an average of 28 assists per contest. The Suns are 22nd in the league in scoring defense as they allow an average of 120.6 points per game this season. Devin Booker leads the team with 30 points plus 7.4 assists per game this season. Dillon Brooks (19.3 points), Grayson Allen (16.4 points, five assists), Royce O’Neale (12.7 points, 5.7 rebounds), Collin Gillespie (11.7 points, 5.4 assists), Mark Williams (11.5 points, nine rebounds) and Ryan Dunn (10 points, 6.4 rebounds) are good secondary scoring options. Oso Ighodaro, Jordan Goodwin, Nick Richards, Koby Brea, Khaman Maluach, and Nigel Hayes-Davis are solid contributors in the rotation. Phoenix is 18th in field goal percentage by shooting 46.5% from the floor as a team on the year. The Suns are 1st as they drain an average of 16.4 three-pointers a night, while the team is 11th as they splash 37.5% of their attempts from beyond the arc this season. Phoenix is an above-average team at the free-throw line as they are 10th by converting 80.4% of their attempts.
Brooks (groin) and Jalen Green (hamstring) are out here, while Isaiah Livers (hip) is questionable for this contest.
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Warriors Trying to Rebound at Home
Golden State suffered their second straight loss as they were beaten on the road by Indiana in their previous contest Saturday night. The Warriors fell to 4-3 on the year and stand tied for second in the Pacific Division, one game behind the Lakers for the top spot. Against the Pacers, Golden State controlled the game for three quarters before fading down the stretch to wind up with the loss. The Warriors were up four after the opening quarter, by five at the half and by six after three quarters. Golden State led 104-93 midway through the fourth quarter before getting outscored 21-5 the rest of the way to wind up with the loss. The Warriors shot 43.3% from the floor, including 12 of 44 from beyond the arc, and turned the ball over 16 times in the loss. Stephen Curry led Golden State with 24 points in the loss.
On the year, the Warriors are 14th in the league in scoring offense as they put up an average of 117.6 points per game. Golden State stands 20th in rebounding as they collect an average of 41.9 boards per contest, while they are 10th in assists by handing out an average of 27.7 dimes per contest. The Warriors are 10th in the league in scoring defense by allowing 115.7 points per contest. Stephen Curry is leading the team with 26.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game this season. Jimmy Butler III adds 21.4 points, 5.6 rebounds, plus 4.9 assists per game, while Draymond Green puts up 8.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 6.1 assists per night. Buddy Hield, Al Horford, Moses Moody, Brandon Podziemski (12.3 points, 4.7 rebounds), Trayce Jackson-Davis, Gary Payton II, Quinten Pos,t and Jonathan Kuminga (17.4 points, 7.1 rebounds) are solid secondary scoring options. Golden State is 17th in the league in field goal percentage as they shoot 46.8% from the floor as a team on the year. The Warriors are third in the league in threes per game by knocking down 16 triples a night, while they are 10th in three-point shooting by hitting 38% from beyond the arc as a team. Golden State is a solid team at the free-throw line, ranking 5th by hitting 85.1% of their attempts.
De’Anthony Melton (knee) remains out for this contest. Alex Toohey (knee) is day-to-day.
Suns vs. Warriors Pick
Suns vs. Warriors Spread Pick
- Warriors -10.5 (4 units)
Phoenix may have won two straight, including handing the Spurs their first loss of the season, but they are dealing with some injury concerns. The Suns won’t have Brooks, taking their second-leading scorer and arguably their best defender, on the floor here. Phoenix is 0-3 on the road this season with a pair of losses by more than 20 points mixed with a four-point loss to the Jazz in Salt Lake City. Meanwhile, Golden State is 3-0 at home and chomping at the bit after two straight losses to Eastern Conference teams on the road. The Warriors own a pair of double-digit wins plus a six-point win over Denver at home. Golden State should win this one against a Suns team that has leaked points on defense like a 1978 Pinto leaks oil.
Suns vs. Warriors Over/Under Pick
- Over 231.5 (4 units)
Phoenix comes into this one having gone over the total in five of their seven games on the year. The Suns are 12th in scoring offense,19th in offensive efficiency and 15th in tempo with an average of 101.2 possessions a night. Phoenix went over the number in all three road tilts this season, with an average of 249 points per game scored in those contests. Golden State has gone over the number in five of their seven games this season. The Warriors are 14th in scoring offense, 18th in offensive efficiency and 18th in adjusted tempo with 100.5 possessions per contest. Both teams do damage from the perimeter and that should push this contest over the total.
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