Phoenix enters as a home favorite despite a 3-7 record against the spread, while Charlotte is 4-7 ATS and missing several important scorers. The Suns scored 133 against the Clippers in their latest outing.
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Injury Report
The NBA injury report issued at 4:00 AM ET on November 12 lists Charlotte scorers Brandon Miller, Kon Knueppel and Dennis Schroder out with a hip strain and two hamstring strains, respectively. Charlotte also lists Moussa Diabate and Grant Williams as probable, while several developmental players are unavailable. Phoenix center Mark Williams is out following left shoulder surgery. Charlotte's absences may redistribute perimeter attempts and ballhandling responsibilities, while Phoenix must manage frontcourt minutes without Williams. Probable players should be monitored closer to tipoff.
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Key Matchup Edge
Phoenix has averaged 112.8 points per game, compared with Charlotte's 98.8, and enters after a 133-110 victory over the Clippers. Charlotte has allowed fewer points per game, 110.4 versus 118.1 for Phoenix, so neither defense nor the favorite's poor 3-7 ATS record supports assuming a comfortable Suns cover. Availability favors Phoenix in the backcourt.
3 Things to Watch
- Phoenix scoring output versus Charlotte offensive efficiency
- Naz Reid rebounding against Phoenix frontcourt
- Devin Booker creation against depleted Charlotte guards
Betting Breakdown
Phoenix hosts Charlotte on November 12 with both teams attempting to gain traction after uneven starts. The Suns are 4-6 overall and 4-3 at home, while the Hornets are 4-7 overall and 1-3 on the road. Recent performance tilts toward Phoenix: the Suns won three of their last five and defeated the Clippers 133-110 on November 10, while the Hornets won one of their last five, ending a losing run with a 124-112 victory over Cleveland. The betting record is more complicated. Charlotte is 4-7 ATS and covered only once in its last five, while Phoenix is 3-7 ATS but covered three of its last four. Phoenix has produced 112.8 points per game to Charlotte's 98.8, yet the Hornets have allowed 110.4 per game compared with the Suns' 118.1. The injury list sharply reduces Charlotte's perimeter options, with Brandon Miller, Kon Knueppel and Dennis Schroder out. Suns center Mark Williams is also unavailable. Booker's scoring and Reid's rebounding are key individual indicators, but the spread deserves careful treatment given both teams' weak seasonlong ATS results.
Charlotte Betting Outlook
Charlotte comes in 4-7 overall, 1-3 on the road and 4-7 against the spread. Its latest five games produced one victory, Monday's 124-112 result against Cleveland, following defeats against Philadelphia, Detroit, Brooklyn and Boston. The Hornets average 98.8 points per game, the lowest reported scoring rate in the league, but have allowed a comparatively solid 110.4 points per game. Naz Reid provides a central source of production at 17.4 points and 8.5 rebounds per contest, including 25 points and 13 boards against Cleveland. Injuries to Brandon Miller, Kon Knueppel and Dennis Schroder leave Charlotte with fewer established perimeter scoring and handling options. Its 1-4 ATS performance over the last five increases the importance of disciplined possession play.
Phoenix Betting Outlook
Phoenix stands 4-6 overall, with all four victories coming at home for a 4-3 home record. The Suns have covered only three of their first 10 games, despite covering against Orlando, Houston and the Clippers across their most recent four contests. A 133-110 victory over Los Angeles on November 10 followed a 96-122 loss to San Antonio the previous night, illustrating their volatile form. Devin Booker averages 25.1 points and 4.8 assists, and his scoring has been especially productive at home, where he averages 28.4 points. Phoenix scores 112.8 points per game but concedes 118.1, leaving defensive consistency a major concern. Mark Williams remains out, making the availability and performance of other frontcourt options important.
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— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) November 11, 2026
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— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) November 11, 2026
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Naz Reid Under 32.5 PTS+REB+AST
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Phoenix has averaged 112.8 points per game, compared with Charlotte's 98.8, and enters after a 133-110 victory over the Clippers. Charlotte has allowed fewer points per game, 110.4 versus 118.1 for Phoenix, so neither defense nor the favorite's poor 3-7 ATS record supports assuming a comfortable Suns cover. Availability favors Phoenix in the backcourt.
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