On Thursday, the Los Angeles Clippers will play against the Phoenix Suns . Jalen Green is listed as probable on the injury report. Due to a right hamstring strain, Green, a guard with the Suns, will reportedly not be able to start the regular season. The NBA regular-season game between the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Clippers guarantees top-notch basketball.
This is because both teams want to gain momentum and finish with a winning record. He is the second key component of the historic Kevin Durant transaction between the Suns and the Houston Rockets. He is also one of the league's more promising young talents. In the 2021 NFL Draft, the Rockets selected him with the second overall choice.
Jalen Green’s long-awaited Suns debut hints at a thrilling new chapter in Phoenix’s backcourt
Green will make his first start in a Suns uniform against the Clippers, according to every indication going into this game. As of right now, his status for the game against the Clippers is categorized as probable. Before the season began, Green suffered a hamstring injury , which prevented the guard from playing in the first eight games. The Suns have started the season with a 3-5 record during that time.
Green had somewhat of a breakout season during his final season with the Rockets. The new guard for the Suns averaged 3.4 assists, 4.6 rebounds, and 21 points per game. Additionally, Green made 35.4 percent of his three-pointers and 42.3 percent of his field goals. He played a crucial role in the Rockets' incredible run as the Western Conference's second seed.
The Suns are home favorites against the Clippers, who will be without James Harden and Kawhi Leonard, now that Green is expected to return. Despite having a 3–5 record thus far, Phoenix has improved, winning three of its previous four home games.
This offseason, Green was exchanged for Kevin Durant with the Suns. However, due to the injury, the gifted guard missed the opening eight games of the regular season, which saw Phoenix finish 3-5. All signs suggest that Green is prepared to play in the backcourt alongside Devin Booker, creating a potent new duo for the Suns.
Also read: "It starts with both of us"- Jalen Green and Devin Booker set to ignite Phoenix Suns’ offense in 2025-26 season
This is because both teams want to gain momentum and finish with a winning record. He is the second key component of the historic Kevin Durant transaction between the Suns and the Houston Rockets. He is also one of the league's more promising young talents. In the 2021 NFL Draft, the Rockets selected him with the second overall choice.
Jalen Green’s long-awaited Suns debut hints at a thrilling new chapter in Phoenix’s backcourt
Green will make his first start in a Suns uniform against the Clippers, according to every indication going into this game. As of right now, his status for the game against the Clippers is categorized as probable. Before the season began, Green suffered a hamstring injury , which prevented the guard from playing in the first eight games. The Suns have started the season with a 3-5 record during that time.
Green had somewhat of a breakout season during his final season with the Rockets. The new guard for the Suns averaged 3.4 assists, 4.6 rebounds, and 21 points per game. Additionally, Green made 35.4 percent of his three-pointers and 42.3 percent of his field goals. He played a crucial role in the Rockets' incredible run as the Western Conference's second seed.
Jalen Green is expected to make his debut with the Phoenix Suns today.
— Bradeaux (@BradeauxNBA) November 6, 2025
He’s currently listed as probable in their game against the Clippers…
Best of luck to him. pic.twitter.com/dqca2ukHgN
The Suns are home favorites against the Clippers, who will be without James Harden and Kawhi Leonard, now that Green is expected to return. Despite having a 3–5 record thus far, Phoenix has improved, winning three of its previous four home games.
This offseason, Green was exchanged for Kevin Durant with the Suns. However, due to the injury, the gifted guard missed the opening eight games of the regular season, which saw Phoenix finish 3-5. All signs suggest that Green is prepared to play in the backcourt alongside Devin Booker, creating a potent new duo for the Suns.
Also read: "It starts with both of us"- Jalen Green and Devin Booker set to ignite Phoenix Suns’ offense in 2025-26 season
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