Clippers Fall 133-110 to Suns in Home Opener

A Lethal Start Defines the Night

The Los Angeles Clippers faced a steep hill to climb from the opening tip on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at the Mortgage Matchup Center. Phoenix established control immediately, outscoring their visitors 29-18 in the first quarter alone. This early deficit proved insurmountable as the Suns never trailed again, ultimately securing a decisive 133-110 victory.

Offensive Efficiency Keeps Clippers at Bay

Phoenix’s offense operated with precision throughout the contest. Jordan Goodwin led the way for the home team with 18 points. The Suns utilized their depth effectively, with Collin Gillespie orchestrating the attack by dishing out eight assists. On the glass, Ryan Dunn provided stability with eight rebounds.

For the Clippers, Darius Garland was the primary offensive threat, finishing with 13 points and five rebounds. Kobe Sanders managed the team’s offense, recording seven assists. Despite these individual efforts, the Clippers could not match Phoenix’s scoring output in any of the four quarters.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

The game’s tone was set early. After trailing 18-29 after one period, Los Angeles attempted to rally in the second quarter, outscoring Phoenix 35-29. However, the Suns maintained their cushion, entering halftime with a commanding lead.

Phoenix extended their advantage in the third quarter, winning the period 35-25. The Clippers made a significant push in the fourth, scoring 38 points to Phoenix’s 34, but the gap was too large to close. The final horn sounded with Phoenix leading 133-110.

Post-Game Records

With this result, the Phoenix Suns improved their record to 4-6. The LA Clippers dropped to 2-8 on the season. The game was attended by 17,071 fans at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona.

Sources

ESPN