SEEKING WIN VS. SUNS
In their fourth and final head-to-head regular season matchup, the Warriors seek their first win against the Phoenix Suns on Saturday (5:30 p. m.). Each of their first three games were competitive, with the Dubs losing by less than five points twice — 108-104 on opening night and 119-116 on Dec. 12.
Warriors vs. Suns
Saturday, Feb. 9 | Tipoff: 5:30 p.m.
WATCH: ABC
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CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY ON WARRIORS GROUND
With Saturday's game being the Dubs' first home matchup of February, the game will coincide with a Black History Celebration at Chase Center. As part of such, all fans in attendance will receive a commemorative T-Shirt designed by Oakland-based artist Timothy Bluitt. Learn more about Bluitt and the story behind the design of the t-shirt in the video below.
Beyond28: The Story of this Year’s Black History Month T-Shirt
LAST TIME OUT
Stephen Curry scored 42 points and hit 11 3-pointers in the Warriors' 131-109 victory over the Pacers in Indiana on Thursday. Curry scored 18 points in the first quarter without missing a shot and finished with his fifth 40-point game of the season. He also became one of five active players to reach 23,000 career points. » Full Game Recap
Curry Hits 11 3s in Win Over the Pacers
MATCHUP AT A GLANCE
| GSW | PHX |
| 24-25 | 31-21 |
| 11th in West | 5th in West |
| PTS: 119.2 (6th) | PTS: 117.5 (12th) |
| REB: 46.6 (3rd) | REB: 43.1 (18th) |
| AST: 28.5 (6th) | AST: 26.7 (t-14th) |
PREVIOUS GAME STARTERS
GSW: Stephen Curry, Brandin Podziemski, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga and Draymond Green
PHX: Bradley Beal, Eric Gordon, Grayson Allen, Kevin Durant and Jusuf Nurkic
INJURY & ROSTER NOTES
GSW: Chris Paul (left hand fracture) is out. Team Notes
PHX: Damion Lee (right meniscus; surgery) is out. Team Notes
SUCCESSFUL ROAD TRIP
The Warriors won four of their five games during their most recent road trip — including three wins by 20-plus points. The Dubs defeated the Memphis Grizzlies by 20 (121-101), the Brooklyn Nets by 11 (109-98), the Philadelphia 76ers by 23 (127-104) and the Indiana Pacers by 22 (131-109). Their lone loss of the trip was an overtime defeat against the Atlanta Hawks 141-134, despite a season-high 60 points from Stephen Curry.
TEAM LEADERS
| GSW | PHX |
| PTS: Curry (28.0) | PTS: Durant (28.4) |
| REB: Looney (6.6) | REB: Nurkic (10.2) |
| AST: Paul (7.2) | AST: Booker (7.1) |
PHOENIX SCOUTING REPORT
The Phoenix Suns (Kevin Durant, Devin Booker) and Los Angeles Lakers (LeBron James, Anthony Davis) are the only Western Conference teams to have two 2024 NBA All-Stars, with at least one of them in the starting lineup. Durant is Phoenix's starter, making his 14th All-Star appearance, while Booker is a reserve for his fourth All-Star nod. The Suns are the only team in the league with two top-10 scorers (Durant 28.4 PPG, 6th; Booker 27.9 PPG, 8th). Bradley Beal is also hitting his stride as the third star, averaging 32.7 points over his last three games, beginning with a 43-point performance against his former team (Washington Wizards).