How to Watch Suns at Clippers: Stream NBA Live, TV Channel

The Phoenix Suns return to the Intuit Dome on Thursday night to take on the LA Clippers, who are playing back-to-back games.

The LA Clippers (2-2) opened their five-game homestand on Wednesday with a thud, going cold late in a loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. The Clippers don’t get a lot of time to recover as they host the Phoenix Suns (3-1) on Thursday night at the new Intuit Dome. Phoenix has won its last two games and got a win in the season opener on Oct. 23. The Suns are relatively healthy. Wing Josh Okogie hasn’t played this season with a hamstring injury. LA is missing Kawhi Leonard, out indefinitely with inflammation in his right knee, and backup center Mo Bamba hasn’t played yet because of a knee injury.

How to Watch Phoenix Suns at LA Clippers Today:

Game Date: Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024

Game Time: 10:30 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network SoCal

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The Clippers took a 102-99 lead on James Harden‘s three-pointer with 3:35 remaining, before turning the ball over twice, having two shots blocked and hitting just 1-of-4 free throws the rest of the way, as Portland rallied for a 106-105 win. Norman Powell scored 30 points for LA, while Harden had 19 points and 10 assists. Ivica Zubac grabbed 12 rebounds.

Phoenix comes off a 109-105 come-from-behind win at home on Monday over the Los Angeles Lakers. Kevin Durant‘s mid-range pull-up jumper put the Suns ahead for good with 3:03 left, as they erased an 18-point deficit. Devin Booker scored 33 points and Durant added 30 to go with four blocked shots, while Mason Plumlee had 10 rebounds off the bench.

Durant is averaging 29.0 points in the early going, while Booker is getting 23.0 a night. Jusuf Nurkić gets 8.8 points and 8.5 rebounds per game and Tyus Jones nets 10.0 points and 6.0 assists. Powell is off to a hot start at 26.0 points per game, Harden puts up 23.5 points and 11.3 assists an outing and Zubac adds 18.5 points a game to his NBA-leading 13.5 boards.

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