Suns vs. Clippers Odds: Who Was Favored to Win?
The Phoenix Suns were 2.5-point underdogs against the LA Clippers, meaning the Phoenix Suns had to lose by at least three points to cover the spread. Below are odds from DraftKings Arizona. The Suns went on to win the game 119-117, not covering the spread. If Phoenix plays Los Angeles in the playoffs, we will update this section.
| Spread | Suns +2.5 (-112) | Clippers -2.5 (-108) |
| Total | Over 224 (-112) | Under 224 (-108) |
| Moneyline | Suns +120 | Clippers -142 |
What the Spread Tells Us
The Clippers needed to win by three or more points to cover in this game, which they failed to do, losing by two. The Clippers are now 31-29-1 ATS this season, and the Suns are 22-39-1. Los Angeles did not defeat the Suns this regular season.
What the Moneyline Tells Us
Bettors who bet on the Suns moneyline, had a 45.5% implied probability. Since the Suns were the underdogs and ended up winning, a $100 bet on Phoenix would have paid out $220. If the Suns play the Clippers in the playoffs, make sure to check back here for the odds.
Chances the Suns Beat the Clippers on March 4, 2025
| Chances Suns Win vs. Clippers | 45.5% |
| Chances Clippers Win vs. Suns | 58.7% |
How the Phoenix Suns Win vs. LA Clippers
The Suns did it again, defeating the Clippers for the fourth time this season. It didn't look like it was going to happen when the fourth quarter started. But the Suns were able to overturn a 23-point deficit in the fourth, outscoring LA 43-22 and winning the game 119-117. Forward Kevin Durant led the team in points with 34.
- Strengths: 3-pointers and rebounding
- Weaknesses: Defense and turnovers
How the LA Clippers Win vs. Phoenix Suns
The toughest thing for L.A. is the fact that James Harden is currently in a shooting slump. But the team's top scorer last season, Kawhi Leonard, is back in the lineup. Leonard and Harden both recorded 21 points against the Suns, but they failed to get the win.
- Strengths: Scoring and assists
- Weaknesses: Depth and 3-point attempts
Phoenix Suns LA Clippers Prop Bets
History of Phoenix Suns LA Clippers Games
The Suns and Clippers have played each other a whopping 264 times, dating all the way back to 1970 when the Clippers were the Buffalo Braves. These teams meet every year due to being in the same conference and have had several close, heated games over the years.
Suns Record vs. LA Clippers
The Suns' overall record vs. the Clippers is 156-108 (including playoff games). T
All-Time Best Suns-Clippers Games
Some of the most notable matchups between these two have come in the playoffs. The Suns and Clippers played each other in the postseason in 2005-06, 2020-21, and 2022-23. The 2006 series was the closest due to going to Game 7.
| Date | Game | Result |
| Dec. 8, 2014 | Suns @ Clippers | Clippers won 121-120 (OT) |
| May 22, 2006 | Clippers @ Suns | Suns won 127-107 |
| May 16, 2006 | Clippers @ Suns | Suns won 125-118 (2OT) |
How to Bet on the Suns vs. Clippers Game
You can find plenty of AZ sports betting bonuses and welcome offers to use on any future Suns vs. Clippers game or any upcoming Suns game. Make sure to check your sportsbook(s) apps' promos sections and see if they have any specific promos for Suns games.
Phoenix Suns vs. LA Clippers Odds FAQ:
The Suns will likely be favored in their next game against the Clippers. This is mainly because they are currently higher in the Pacific Division standings, and they will be the home team when the divisional rivals meet for the last time in the regular season.
You can place bets on Suns-Clippers at one of the 16 legal sportsbooks in Arizona. You must be 21 or older and within state lines. Make sure to use an Arizona sports betting promo.
The Suns are 156-108 against the Clippers dating back to 1970.
The Suns and the Clippers will next face off on Sunday, February 1, 2026. Currently, the Suns are 2-1 against the Clippers this season, including a November win over them at the Intuit Dome. They will attempt to win the season series.
The Suns beat the Clippers (then known as the Buffalo Braves) in their first matchup on November 2, 1970, by a score of 110-102.
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Calli is lifelong resident of Arizona and has been an avid sports fan since she can remember. After earning her Bachelor’s degrees from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University, she combined her passion for journalism and sports. Calli has covered the NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAAF, college sports, and sports betting for several media outlets.
