Phoenix Suns vs. Pelicans: Live Updates and Health Concerns

The Phoenix Suns are preparing for an important matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans on November 10, 2025, at the Mortgage Matchup Center. With a record of 5-5, the Suns aim to improve their standing in the Western Conference by securing their third consecutive win. This comes after their recent 114-103 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on November 8, marking their first road win of the season.

Phoenix Suns Health Update

Unfortunately for the Suns, they will be without Jalen Green for the upcoming game. Green, who recently made his debut after recovering from a right hamstring strain, reinjured the same hamstring during the first quarter of the match against the Clippers. In his debut, he had an impressive performance, scoring 29 points, including six three-pointers.

The Suns’ injury list also includes Royce O’Neale, who is now listed as probable due to an illness. This follows previous cases where Grayson Allen and Mark Williams were also affected by health issues. Coach Jordan Ott expressed concerns about the flu spreading within the team, stating, “Hopefully, it’s just one time.” He noted the importance of player health during this busy schedule.

New Orleans Pelicans Situation

The Pelicans, currently sitting at the bottom of the Western Conference with a 2-7 record, will also face challenges without their star player, Zion Williamson, who is out with a left hamstring strain. This adds to the pressing competition for both teams as they strive to turn their seasons around.

Recent Performance Overview

• Suns’ current record: 5-5
• Last five games: 4-1
• Most recent win: 114-103 against the Clippers on November 8
• Pelicans’ current record: 2-7
• Missing player: Zion Williamson (left hamstring strain)

As the game approaches, fans can tune in to CBS 5 or Arizona’s Family Sports for live updates and coverage of this key matchup between the Suns and the Pelicans. The Suns will look to weather their injury challenges while attempting to gain momentum in the Western Conference standings.