Rockets vs. Suns: Final Score and How to Find Player Stats | November 8, 2026

Verified November 8, 2026, at 9:05 a.m. UTC.

The Phoenix Suns defeated the Houston Rockets 102-99 on November 7, 2026, in Phoenix. The result moved Phoenix to 3-5 and Houston to 7-3, according to the NBA’s game recap. For individual performances and the complete team totals, open the NBA’s Rockets–Suns box score.

The close final score tells only part of the story. The box score lets fans compare shooting, rebounds, assists, and playing time, while the game’s play-by-play shows how the lead changed. Check the game date before sharing a result: these teams meet more than once, and a search can surface an older matchup.

Destaques

• Phoenix won 102-99 at Mortgage Matchup Center on November 7.
• Devin Booker scored 24 points for Phoenix; Kevin Durant scored 21 for Houston.
• The NBA game page provides a box score, play-by-play, and game charts.
• For a future meeting, confirm the date and game status before relying on a score or player line.

What was the final score of Rockets vs. Suns?

Phoenix finished with 102 points to Houston’s 99. The Suns led 35-23 after the first quarter, but Houston held Phoenix to 12 points in the second, leaving the teams tied 47-47 at halftime. Phoenix outscored Houston 29-28 in the third quarter and 26-24 in the fourth. The quarter-by-quarter scoring is available in the Yahoo Sports game box score.

The game was listed for 7:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time in Phoenix (MST, UTC-07:00) on Saturday, November 7, equivalent to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC-05:00) and 2:00 a.m. UTC on November 8. The NBA game page lists the start as 9:00 p.m. Eastern. The time is the scheduled start, not a claim about the exact opening tip.

Where can I find the Rockets vs. Suns box score?

Start with the NBA’s game-specific link above. Its navigation includes Box Score, Game Charts, and Play-By-Play. Choose Box Score to see the player rows for both teams. On a phone, you may need to scroll horizontally to see every statistical column.

1. Confirm that the page says Houston at Phoenix and November 7, 2026.
2. Check that the game is marked final before treating the numbers as the finished result.
3. Choose the team and find the player’s row; check minutes as well as points.
4. Use Play-By-Play to investigate a scoring run or a possession that the summary does not explain.

If a page appears incomplete, refresh it or try the NBA’s main game summary. Live feeds can update at different speeds, and statistical corrections can occur after a game. A screenshot taken during play may therefore differ from a later official box score.

How did Devin Booker and Kevin Durant perform?

Booker scored 24 points for Phoenix, shooting 10-for-24 from the field, including 2-for-9 on 3-pointers. He also had two rebounds and three assists. Durant scored 21 points for Houston, shooting 5-for-14 from the field and 10-for-11 at the free-throw line; he added 10 rebounds and three assists. Those lines can be checked against the game’s detailed box score.

Read a scoring total alongside shot attempts. Booker’s 24 points came on 24 field-goal attempts, while Durant’s free throws accounted for nearly half of his 21 points. Those figures describe how each accumulated points; they do not, by themselves, establish who had the better overall game. Defense, teammates’ contributions, and the timing of possessions also matter.

What do the player-stat abbreviations mean?

Box scores compress a lot of information into a small space. These are useful starting points when comparing individual performances:

• MIN: Minutes and seconds played.
• PTS, REB, AST: Points, total rebounds, and assists.
• FG and 3PT: Field goals and 3-pointers, often shown as made-attempted. A 10-24 FG line means 10 makes on 24 attempts.
• FT: Free throws made and attempted.
• STL, BLK, TO: Steals, blocks, and turnovers.
• +/-: The team’s scoring margin while that player was on the court, not an individual grade.

Also distinguish a player’s game line from a season average. A number labeled points per game summarizes multiple appearances; it is not the number that player scored against Phoenix or Houston on this date.

How can fans follow the next Rockets vs. Suns game?

Use the Suns schedule or Rockets schedule to select the next meeting, then open that specific game page. The NBA lists a November 25 meeting in Houston. Check the schedule again closer to game day for the current start time and broadcast information, which can change.

During a future game, the score and player totals are provisional until the final buzzer and any official corrections. A strong performance in this meeting does not guarantee the same result next time: lineups, availability, and matchups may change. Checking the specific game page shortly before tipoff is the most useful way to avoid relying on an outdated lineup or an old score.

FAQ

Who won the November 7 Rockets vs. Suns game?

Phoenix won 102-99 at home.

Where are the official player stats?

Open the NBA box score for the November 7 game and select the relevant team’s player rows.

Did Kevin Durant record a double-double?

Yes. Durant finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds for Houston.