Suns Beat Warriors 131-122: Final Score, NBA TV and Game Details

Updated October 25, 2026: The Golden State Warriors at Phoenix Suns game is final. Phoenix defeated Golden State, 131–122, at Mortgage Matchup Center on Saturday, October 24, 2026. The NBA game record is fixture ID 0022600111. This update replaces the pregame status with the confirmed final result; availability notes from before tipoff are not current player-status information.

Suns vs. Warriors final score

Phoenix finished with 131 points and Golden State with 122, a nine-point margin. The NBA’s Phoenix schedule records the home matchup against Golden State as a Suns win, and the NBA game center carries the game under the same fixture ID. Those official records establish the outcome and score. This page does not add an unverified account of how the lead changed, identify individual scoring leaders, or characterize the game’s decisive stretch; readers looking for quarter-by-quarter and player totals should use the NBA box score linked below.

The fixture was part of the 2026–27 NBA regular season and opened Phoenix’s home schedule against Golden State. Phoenix was the home team at Mortgage Matchup Center, while Golden State was the visitor. The NBA game page may display the matchup as “Warriors at Suns,” and the venue page calls it “Phoenix Suns vs. Golden State Warriors.” The names are in different orders, but both listings refer to this same game and game ID.

Confirmed game details

Why the UTC date is October 25

The game took place on October 24 in Phoenix, but its UTC timestamp falls on October 25. The venue listed a 7:00 p.m. start in Phoenix, and the NBA TV announcement listed Golden State at Phoenix for 10:00 p.m. Eastern Time. On this date, Phoenix was on Mountain Standard Time (UTC−07:00), while Eastern locations were on Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−04:00). Adding seven hours to the Phoenix start gives 02:00 UTC on Sunday, October 25. The date change is a clock conversion, not a second game or a different tipoff.

The date-specific daylight-saving distinction matters. NIST states that U.S. daylight saving time in 2026 runs through November 1 and that Arizona does not observe it, with the Navajo Nation exception. Phoenix therefore remained on MST on October 24, while Eastern Time was still EDT. A winter Eastern Standard Time offset would produce the wrong conversion for this game. Keeping the location and offset next to each time makes listings easier to compare across NBA, arena, and international schedules.

NBA TV listing and where to check the result

Before the game, NBA Communications listed Warriors at Suns as the second game in NBA TV’s opening 2026–27 regular-season doubleheader. The schedule put Philadelphia at Milwaukee at 7:30 p.m. ET, followed by Golden State at Phoenix at 10:00 p.m. ET. The Suns’ official schedule also identifies NBA TV as the channel for this fixture. Those are pregame broadcast listings; because the game is now complete, they should be read as historical coverage information rather than a live viewing notice.

For the official result and box score, open the NBA game center for game ID 0022600111. Its tabs provide the summary, box score, game charts, and play-by-play for the matchup. The Suns’ schedule is a second official check for the home team’s result and lists the arena and television entry alongside the final. If a page or search snippet shows the score without the team order, confirm which side is Phoenix and which is Golden State before repeating it.

The U.S. NBA TV listing does not establish that the same channel or streaming package was available in every country. International viewers should consult the NBA’s viewing options for their region or their local rights holder. Replay access can also depend on provider, location, and subscription. The official game center is the dependable place to verify the recorded score, while a provider’s current guide is needed for any present-day replay availability.

Pregame availability notes are no longer current

The previous version included a time-stamped injury-report snapshot from the morning of October 24. Those entries described what had been submitted before tipoff; they were not confirmed starters and did not represent a final box score. Now that the game is final, the snapshot should not be used to infer who played, how many minutes anyone received, or whether a player remains unavailable. Consult the completed game’s official box score for participation in this matchup, and check the latest NBA injury report separately for current availability in a future game.

In the same way, a pregame “not yet submitted” label is only a report-status note at a specific time. It is not evidence that a team had no injuries. The final result now answers the primary update question for this fixture: Phoenix won 131–122. Any more detailed player or game-flow account should be tied to the game’s official statistical record or a reliable recap rather than inferred from the old availability report.

Official sources

Use the NBA game center for Warriors at Suns for the game record and the NBA box score for player and team statistics. The Phoenix Suns official schedule lists the final home result, arena, and NBA TV entry. For the original national broadcast listing, see the NBA Communications NBA TV schedule announcement. The Mortgage Matchup Center event page confirms the October 24 event date and 7:00 p.m. Phoenix start. For the date-specific U.S. clock rules, see NIST’s daylight-saving-time guidance.