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The Golden State Warriors defeated the Phoenix Suns 118–107 on November 4 at Chase Center, with Stephen Curry and Michael Moody combining for 52 points to lead the hosts. Curry finished with 28 points while Moody added 24 in a balanced offensive performance that saw Golden State shoot 49.4 percent from the field and connect on 19 three-pointers. The Warriors controlled the pace through the first half, outscoring Phoenix 68–49 in the opening two quarters, though the Suns mounted a third-quarter surge with 34 points to briefly tighten the contest. Golden State's defense ultimately proved decisive, holding a 119.4 offensive rating against Phoenix's 108.0 and forcing 17 turnovers while committing only 15 themselves. Devin Booker led the Suns with 38 points in a losing effort, but Phoenix's 44 percent shooting and 12 three-pointers proved insufficient to overcome the Warriors' depth and efficiency. The victory reinforces Golden State's early-season form as a Western Conference contender.
