Phoenix Suns vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Prediction, Picks, and Odds Movement for December 10 2025
Use Code WWWC Phoenix Suns vs Oklahoma City Thunder prediction for Wednesday’s NBA Cup quarterfinal, with a trip to Las Vegas on the line. Below we break down matchup edges, full line movement history, and our best bets before offering a projected final score. For more analysis and picks, visit the latest NBA predictions.
Quick Picks and Prediction
- Spread Pick: Phoenix +14.5
- Total Pick: Over 225.5
- Projected Final Score: Oklahoma City 121, Phoenix 115
Odds and Line Movement
Oklahoma City enters as a significant favorite and has taken early public support. The total has hovered in the mid-220s with modest upward pressure, consistent with the recent scoring history between these teams.
Opening Odds
| Market | Phoenix | Oklahoma City |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | +15.5 (-112) | -15.5 (-108) |
| Total | Over 224.5 (-110) | Under 224.5 (-110) |
Current Odds
| Market | Phoenix | Oklahoma City |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | +14.5 (-114) | -14.5 (-106) |
| Total | Over 225.5 (-110) | Under 225.5 (-110) |
Line Movement - Spread
| Date | Time | Phoenix | Oklahoma City | Public ($, #) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/09 | 10:42:40pm | +14.5 -114 | -14.5 -106 | |
| 12/09 | 08:36:17pm | +14 -110 | -14 -110 | |
| 12/09 | 06:30:24pm | +14.5 -115 | -14.5 -105 | |
| 12/09 | 04:19:56pm | +14 -112 | -14 -108 | |
| 12/09 | 04:18:48pm | +15 -110 | -15 -110 | |
| 12/09 | 02:20:52pm | +15.5 -114 | -15.5 -106 | |
| 12/09 | 01:37:34pm | +15 -110 | -15 -110 | |
| 12/08 | 08:38:31am | +15.5 -106 | -15.5 -114 | |
| 12/08 | 08:36:38am | +15.5 -112 | -15.5 -108 | |
| 12/08 | 06:00:12am | +15.5 -112 | -15.5 -108 |
Line Movement - Total
| Date | Time | Over | Under | Public ($, #) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/10 | 07:52:49am | 225.5 o(-110) | 225.5 u(-110) | |
| 12/10 | 07:33:58am | 225.5 o(-108) | 225.5 u(-112) | |
| 12/10 | 06:09:08am | 226.5 o(-108) | 226.5 u(-112) | |
| 12/10 | 04:05:22am | 226 o(-110) | 226 u(-110) | |
| 12/09 | 01:47:05am | 225.5 o(-112) | 225.5 u(-108) | |
| 12/09 | 09:11:41pm | 225 o(-110) | 225 u(-110) | |
| 12/09 | 07:30:58pm | 226 o(-110) | 226 u(-110) | |
| 12/09 | 12:36:12am | 226 o(-110) | 226 u(-110) | |
| 12/08 | 11:55:51am | 225.5 o(-114) | 225.5 u(-106) | |
| 12/08 | 06:10:20am | 224 o(-110) | 224 u(-110) |
Phoenix vs Oklahoma City Key Matchups and Handicap
With two semifinal spots already claimed, Phoenix and Oklahoma City meet in one of the most intriguing NBA Cup quarterfinal matchups. Oklahoma City has dominated the recent series, winning seven straight, including a 123–119 victory on November 28 as a 14.5-point favorite. That game featured extremely efficient Thunder shooting, as OKC hit 46.9-percent from three and rode another elite performance from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
Phoenix, however, held its own on the offensive glass, posting a 13–3 advantage in second-chance points behind Mark Williams. Offensive rebounding is one of the Suns’ biggest avenues to stay competitive — especially because Oklahoma City is just 29th in offensive rebounding rate and has shown vulnerability against physical frontcourts.
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The Suns’ Edge on the Glass
Phoenix is No. 4 in offensive rebounding rate and has been consistently strong in that category even without Devin Booker in recent games. The Thunder, meanwhile, are bottom-two in the league in allowing second-chance opportunities. The only team to beat Oklahoma City this season is Portland — currently No. 3 in offensive rebounding rate — reinforcing that this is the one meaningful soft spot on an otherwise elite roster.
Thunder Shooting Efficiency vs Phoenix Interior Play
Oklahoma City’s shooting profile remains the key differentiator. The Thunder excel at creating clean perimeter looks, spreading the floor, and punishing teams that over-compensate defensively. If Booker plays, Phoenix gains the shot creation they lacked in the most recent matchup, but even without him, their size and rebounding give them enough to generate extra possessions.
Center Isaiah Hartenstein is ruled out and Alex Caruso is questionable for OKC — two meaningful rotational pieces that affect rim protection and perimeter defense. Those absences tilt a portion of the matchup toward Phoenix’s ability to grind down the Thunder physically.
PHX vs OKC Betting Trends
- Oklahoma City has won seven straight meetings.
- Four of the last five matchups have gone over the total.
- The Thunder are 3–0 ATS in their last three as double-digit favorites.
- Phoenix is top-five in offensive rebounding rate.
Phoenix vs Oklahoma City Key Injuries and Notes
- Devin Booker (groin) is questionable after missing the last two games.
- Isaiah Hartenstein (ankle) is out for Oklahoma City.
- Alex Caruso (ankle) is questionable.
- Mark Williams posted 13 points and 14 rebounds in 22 minutes in the prior matchup.
Suns vs Thunder ATS and Total Picks
The Thunder are deserved favorites, but this number remains large considering Phoenix’s rebounding edge and the absence of OKC’s starting center. The Suns have a clear path to generating extra possessions and slowing the game down enough to stay within the number — especially if Booker suits up.
The total leans to the over given recent trends (four of five overs) and OKC’s offensive efficiency at home.
- ATS Pick: Phoenix +14.5
- Total Pick: Over 225.5
Phoenix vs Oklahoma City Final Score Prediction
- Projected Final Score: Oklahoma City 121, Phoenix 115
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