Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns Prediction & Picks, November 2, 2026

Khaman Maluach has a good chance to grab fewer than 6.5 rebounds against the Phoenix Suns. The Warriors allow opponents to grab about 44.2 rebounds a game, which is pretty typical for the league, but the Suns aren't a team that crashes the boards hard either, giving up just 43.7 on average. This means Maluach might not have as many chances to collect rebounds as you might hope. The Suns also don't lean on forcing turnovers too much, which means fewer fast breaks and more settled play. The risk here is that both teams are pretty close in their rebounding numbers, so it could go either way. Overall, this bet feels solid, but remember, it's not a sure thing.

Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns: Yaxel Lendeborg Under 24.5 Pts + Rebs (+125)

Yaxel Lendeborg has been pretty solid this season, but the Warriors are tough to face. They allow a lot of three-point attempts and grab plenty of rebounds, which might limit Lendeborg's chances to rack up points and boards. Plus, both teams play at a fast pace, but the Warriors are known for their tight defense, leading to less scoring for individual players. This bet is for Lendeborg to score under 24.5 points and rebounds combined. With the Warriors giving up 44.2 rebounds per game, Lendeborg could struggle to get his usual numbers. The biggest risk here is how closely matched these two teams are, which can mean fewer opportunities. Still, this pick looks good based on what we know.

Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns: Khaman Maluach Under 0.5 3-Pointers (-185)

Khaman Maluach has not made a single three-pointer in his NBA career so far, and the Warriors are known for being tough on shooters. Golden State has let opponents attempt 35.5 threes a game since 2018, but they really focus on defending the arc. With the Warriors' strong defense, it's hard to see Maluach getting a good look from deep. While the odds are in favor of the pick, the risk is that Maluach could get more playing time than usual. If he finds an open shot, it could change things quickly. Still, with his track record and the Warriors' pressure on shooters, betting on him to make less than half a three-pointer feels like a solid choice.

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