The Phoenix Suns have emerged as one of the NBA’s surprise teams early in the 2025-26 season, currently holding a record of 9-6. However, they have secured only one victory against a team boasting a winning record so far. This marks an opportunity for the Suns to improve their standings as they prepare for a crucial three-game homestand.
The Suns will face off against the Minnesota Timberwolves, who are performing well with a record of 10-5, in an NBA Cup West Group A matchup on Friday, November 21, at the Mortgage Matchup Center. Following this contest, the Suns will battle the San Antonio Spurs, who hold a strong 10-4 record, in the first leg of a back-to-back set on November 23. They will cap off their homestand against the Houston Rockets, who have an impressive record of 10-3, on November 24, marking the return of star player Kevin Durant.
This series of games represents a significant opportunity for the Suns to enhance their competitive edge and validate their status as a surprise contender this season. As they face these tough opponents, fans will be eager to see if the Suns can rise to the occasion and bolster their record against teams with winning performances.