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The 30-second version
- NBASuns' Devin Booker wants to stay in Phoenix, insider Mike Scotto says, amid trade talk.
- NBASuns' bench scores 81 points in a 133-110 win over the Clippers, improving Phoenix to 4-6.
- NBAHornets visit the 4-6 Suns tonight at 9 PM ET, with Devin Booker leading Phoenix in scoring.
- NBARockets guard Marcus Smart was ejected after throwing a punch at Warriors center Charles Bassey.
The 5-minute version
Game day · Thu, Nov 12
9:00 PM ET
vs Hornets
Mortgage Matchup Center, Phoenix · Suns Live, Arizona's Family 3TV
Record4–6
3rd in the Pacific · 5.5 GB
W 133–110 vs Clippers · Tue, Nov 10
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Suns' Devin Booker wants to stay in Phoenix, insider Mike Scotto says, amid trade talk.
According to SB Nation, SiriusXM NBA Radio's Mike Scotto said Booker still wants to be a Sun for life. The fan blog notes Booker signed an extension last offseason, and owner Mat Ishbia has said several times in 2026 that he is staying in Phoenix. The Suns are 4-6 after an underwhelming start.
Source: Bright Side Of The Sun
No. 3 in the 30-second version
Hornets visit the 4-6 Suns tonight at 9 PM ET, with Devin Booker leading Phoenix in scoring.
Start time, how to watch, injury reports, and more to get ready for the Charlotte Hornets vs the Phoenix Suns. The post Charlotte Hornets vs Phoenix Suns: Game 11 preview and discussion first appeared on At The Hive .
Source: At The Hive
No. 2 in the 30-second version
Suns' bench scores 81 points in a 133-110 win over the Clippers, improving Phoenix to 4-6.
According to Bright Side of the Sun, Jordan Goodwin scored 18 and Devin Booker added 17, and Phoenix hit 22 threes to LA's 15. Phoenix led for 44 of 48 minutes and seven Suns scored in double figures, while Darius Garland and Rui Hachimura each had 13 for Los Angeles.
Source: Bright Side Of The Sun
Around the NBA
Austin Reaves left the Lakers' 123-112 win over Milwaukee with a left heel injury and will get more imaging.
Head coach JJ Redick said initial X-rays were negative and that the Lakers are not concerned about an Achilles injury, with further imaging set for Thursday. Reaves had been averaging a career-best 23.5 points per game. Luka Doncic rolled his ankle late and said he felt fine, while Redick called it a tweak.
Sources: ESPN · Yahoo Sports · LA Times · USA TODAY Sports
Stephen Curry left the Warriors' loss to Houston early with abdominal soreness and will undergo an MRI.
The team ruled Curry out at the start of the second quarter, and coach Steve Kerr said the concern is high though further specifics were not yet known. Curry had been on the floor for only a few minutes when he exited. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg led Golden State with 25 points and 10 rebounds, and the Warriors' eight-game winning streak ended.
Sources: Yahoo Sports · CBS Sports · USA TODAY Sports · Golden State Of Mind
No. 4 in the 30-second version
Rockets guard Marcus Smart was ejected after throwing a punch at Warriors center Charles Bassey.
Smart was assessed a Flagrant 2 foul after the punch, which officials said made contact with Bassey's nose. Rockets coach Ime Udoka said Smart reacted after Bassey replied to a complaint about a rebound entanglement, and Bassey called the punch fake toughness. Under the NBA rulebook, a punch brings a suspension of at least one game, and a mandatory fine is also expected.
Sources: ESPN · Yahoo Sports · USA TODAY Sports · Golden State Of Mind
Cavaliers beat Knicks 115-107 as James Harden scores a season-high 32 points.
Harden came in averaging 15.3 points through 11 games, according to ESPN, and shot 9-for-14 for the night, per SB Nation. The Cavs had lost five straight to New York before Wednesday, and the Knicks' four-game winning streak ended, with Donovan Mitchell adding 23 points, per NY Post.
Sources: ESPN · NY Post Sports · Fear The Sword
Nets rout Pelicans 145-111, bouncing back from a 37-point loss to Dallas.
Michael Porter Jr. scored a team-high 22 points, and Brooklyn led by as many as 41, according to NY Post. Nolan Traore and Mikel Brown Jr. missed the game, per SB Nation, and Noah Clowney and Julian Reese were both given technical fouls after an on-court altercation.
Sources: NY Post Sports · Yahoo Sports · NetsDaily
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