Stephen Curry scored 28 points with five 3-pointers, Moses Moody came off the bench to score 24 and also hit five 3s, and the Golden State Warriors jumped to a big early lead then held off the short-handed Phoenix Suns for a 118-107 win.

Both the Suns and Warriors have been two of the sloppiest teams in the league so far in terms of taking care of the ball, as Phoenix is averaging the third-most team turnovers per game (17.3) and Golden State the sixth-most (17.1).

Phoenix Suns and Golden State Warriors faced significant injury challenges for their November 4, 2025, clash. The Suns were without Dillon Brooks and

Golden State Warriors guard Jimmy Butler failed to finish their game against the Phoenix Suns at home on Tuesday.

Phoenix Suns wing Dillon Brooks is available for the game at the Los Angeles Clippers, while Kawhi Leonard is out for L.A.

The Warriors got back in the winners’ column, but will probably rue a squandered opportunity to rest their veterans in the fourth quarter of a surprisingly competitive