Golden State is aiming for revenge at home with its completely revitalized perimeter firepower.

Coach Steve Kerr's Golden State Warriors completely erased the shock of three straight losses early in the season. Following a 25-point victory against the Lakers, they are continuing their 4-game winning streak by holding on to the Clippers the previous day. The biggest positive news is that Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, who were given a break during the Clippers game, are returning with 100% recharged stamina. Added to this is the energy of Brandin Poziemski and rookie Jaxel Lendeborg, who has recently been very active in offense and defense, and the team has a strong will to avenge the loss (122-131) away to Phoenix on October 24 at the Chase Center.

Phoenix's road defense overhaul rests on Devin Booker's shoulders

The Phoenix Suns, led by coach Jordan Ott, are off to an shaky start as they have suffered consecutive losses, including a loss to Denver (120-127), after their first win over Golden State right after the opener. In particular, the team is having trouble defending under the basket and controlling rebounds due to big man Mark Williams' absence due to a shoulder injury, and in the absence of a point guard, the offensive development is largely dependent on the individual skills of ace Devin Booker and Miles Bridges. The key condition for establishing a close game is how Colin Gillespie and Oso Igodaro can slow down Golden State's fast outside ball flow with their advanced pressure and mobility.