The Warriors got a lift on their injury report just before they meet the Phoenix Suns tonight at Chase Center, and that matters because Stephen Curry is expected to be on the floor for a game that has already drawn betting attention. Golden State enters with a five-game cover streak, while Phoenix comes in with a shaky start against the number.
That is the search case for Suns vs Warriors now: Curry has been in form, and the market is reacting to it. He has made six and eight 3-pointers in his last two games, is shooting 44.0 percent from deep across five games this season, and is taking 10 3-pointers per game. Against a Phoenix defense that ranks 29th in the NBA in opponent 3-pointers made and last in opponent 3-point percentage at 43.9 percent, the prop case is simple enough to fit on one line.
The numbers also explain why Golden State is being backed even after Phoenix already beat the Warriors 131-122 on October 24. The Suns opened the 2026-27 campaign 0-4 against the spread, a poor start that has gone hand in hand with their uneven play, while Golden State has moved to 5-2 ATS and covered five straight. The earlier loss shows Phoenix can still score against this team, but it does not erase the current betting run that has followed the Warriors into tonight.
That leaves Curry as the clearest hinge point in the matchup. If he keeps the volume and accuracy he has shown over the first five games, Golden State has a shot to extend both its cover streak and his 3-point run. If Phoenix slows him down, the Suns will have answered the one mismatch that has made this game stand out before tip-off.
