Warriors vs Suns

2022 - 3 - 31

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Warriors vs. Suns prediction, odds, line, spread: 2022 NBA picks ... (CBSSports.com)

SportsLine's computer model just revealed its NBA picks today for Phoenix Suns vs. Golden State Warriors.

Warriors? And which side of the spread hits in well over 50 percent of simulations? The model also says one side of the spread hits in well over 50 percent of simulations. You can only see the model's Warriors vs. The 2018 first overall pick logs 17.2 points and 10 rebounds while shooting 64 percent from the field. Center Deandre Ayton is an athletic force down low who can dominate around the rim but also has a smooth jumper. Now, the model has set its sights on Suns vs. Here are several NBA odds and betting lines for Warriors vs. Warriors, and just locked in its picks and NBA predictions. The model enters Week 24 of the 2021-22 NBA season on a stunning 83-51 roll on all top-rated NBA picks, returning over $2,600. Before locking in any Warriors vs. Suns picks, be sure to see the NBA predictions and betting advice from SportsLine's proven computer model. Golden State won the first two regular-season matchups against Phoenix. Steph Curry (foot) is out for the Warriors, with JaVale McGee (illness) sidelined for Phoenix and Cameron Johnson (quad) doubtful.

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How to stream Warriors vs. Suns (Golden State of Mind)

The Golden State Warriors will play against the Phoenix Suns tonight at 7pm PT in San Francisco.

Golden State moves on to play the league’s number one team in the Suns. Phoenix ranks 1st in net rating, and 2nd in both offensive and defensive rating. Frustrations on the Golden State bench reached a tipping point at the end of the second quarter when head coach Steve Kerr was ejected for arguing with the official. The Warriors concluded their 5-game road trip with a 95-123 blowout loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday night.

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Injury Report: Golden State Warriors vs. Phoenix Suns (Sports Illustrated)

Steph Curry remains out for Golden State, while the Suns will have both Chris Paul and Devin Booker.

The team is in danger of slipping even further down the Western Conference standings, as they have struggled to beat anybody with Steph out. The Golden State Warriors are currently listing only Steph Curry and James Wiseman out for this contest, the two formalities on the injury report for now. Johnson is listed as doubtful with a right quad contusion.

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Suns vs. Warriors - Game Recap - March 30, 2022 - ESPN (ESPN)

Get a recap of the Phoenix Suns vs. Golden State Warriors basketball game.

Warriors: Gary Payton II left for the locker room with 8:43 remaining but returned at the 4:54 mark to provide a key defensive presence down the stretch. Suns: Phoenix won on the Warriors’ home floor for the first time in four tries since a 121-110 victory on Oct. 30, 2019. Phoenix is 19-3 on the road vs. Minnesota Timberwolves (43-34, seventh in the Western Conference) vs. “We felt like we’ve been there before,” Paul said of the atmosphere. Sacramento Kings (28-49, 12th in the Western Conference) vs. Green and Jae Crowder had some words near mid-court after the final buzzer. ... The Suns won last season's matchups 2-1 for their first victorious season series since taking all four meetings in 2010-11. ... JaVale McGee remained out because of a non-COVID illness, missing his second in a row and this one against his former team. He could be back to shooting soon. We are a work team. “That’s who we are.

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Warriors vs. Suns: Stream, lineups, injury reports and broadcast info ... (Warriors Wire)

Warriors: Steph Curry (left foot sprain) and James Wiseman (right knee injury management) are out. Probable starting lineups. Golden State Warriors.

Suns: Cameron Johnson (right quad contusion) is doubtful. Frank Kaminsky (right knee stress reaction), JaVale McGee (non-COVID illness) and Dario Saric (right ACL tear) are out. The Golden State Warriors host the Phoenix Suns in the biggest game of the night in the NBA on Wednesday, and if you’re wondering how you can watch the action live, you’ve come to the right place.

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Phoenix Suns vs Golden State Warriors Mar 30, 2022 Game ... (NBA.com)

Meanwhile, the Warriors (48-28), once considered the Suns' primary championship obstacle, enter the final six games of the regular season with just the third- ...

Warriors: Gary Payton II left for the locker room with 8:43 remaining but returned at the 4:54 mark to provide a key defensive presence down the stretch. Suns: Phoenix won on the Warriors' home floor for the first time in four tries since a 121-110 victory on Oct. 30, 2019. Phoenix is 19-3 on the road vs. ... JaVale McGee remained out because of a non-COVID illness, missing his second in a row and this one against his former team. ... The Suns won last season's matchups 2-1 for their first victorious season series since taking all four meetings in 2010-11. Green and Jae Crowder had some words near mid-court after the final buzzer. ''We felt like we've been there before,'' Paul said of the atmosphere. He could be back to shooting soon. We are a work team. Curry is yet to resume on-court basketball activities while working back from a sprained left foot, but has been working on a treadmill in the water and in the weight room. Green had a three-point play to tie it with 2:25 left, the Suns committed a three-second violation on the other end but Golden State didn't capitalize that sequence and Paul scored. Poole drew a loose ball foul on Booker with 39.8 seconds to go and converted two free throws before Booker came through for the Suns (62-14) in their ninth straight victory.

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Jordan Poole, Draymond Green graded in Warriors vs. Suns (Golden State of Mind)

Grading Jordan Poole, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, and the rest of the Golden State warriors in the team's 107-103 loss to the Phoenix Suns in an NBA game ...

Seeing him with the closing lineup was fun, as it took advantage of his length and ability to switch. And he deserved both of those things. But it was also an exceptional defensive night, as he was given the task of guarding one of the top scorers in the NBA, and did a great job. Bjelica did some really awesome stuff. But before and after those not smart things? As I’ve said so many times with Curry, I’m running out of words to describe what Poole is doing. Wiggins did have a decent defensive game, though it’s worth noting that he wasn’t given one of the big defensive assignments. I’ll be honest, I don’t know how to grade him. Wiggins had one of his highest-scoring outputs in recent memory, but it still was a poor offensive game for him. Anytime the defense thrives, Draymond is the first person who deserves credit, and whether you want to look at Phoenix’s offensive woes, Dray’s 5 stocks, or the fact that he guarded Chris Paul for much of the game, assigning credit to Green for the defense is fair. Dray had some infuriating moments in this game, with missed layups, technical fouls, and a few miscommunications. I’ll stop short of calling it a moral victory.

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Suns vs. Warriors - Game Recap - March 30, 2022 - ESPN (ESPN)

Get a recap of the Phoenix Suns vs. Golden State Warriors basketball game.

Warriors: Gary Payton II left for the locker room with 8:43 remaining but returned at the 4:54 mark to provide a key defensive presence down the stretch. Suns: Phoenix won on the Warriors’ home floor for the first time in four tries since a 121-110 victory on Oct. 30, 2019. Phoenix is 19-3 on the road vs. “We felt like we’ve been there before,” Paul said of the atmosphere. ... The Suns won last season's matchups 2-1 for their first victorious season series since taking all four meetings in 2010-11. Green and Jae Crowder had some words near mid-court after the final buzzer. Miami Heat (50-28, first in the Eastern Conference) vs. ... JaVale McGee remained out because of a non-COVID illness, missing his second in a row and this one against his former team. Golden State Warriors (49-29, third in the Western Conference) vs. He could be back to shooting soon. We are a work team. “That’s who we are.

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