The Phoenix Suns overwhelmed the Los Angeles Clippers 133-110 on Tuesday, November 10, making 22 three-pointers and building a 32-point lead in the third quarter.

Phoenix shot 51% from beyond the arc and had seven players score in double figures. Jordan Goodwin led the way with 18 points in his return from a calf injury, making six of his seven three-point attempts in just 14 minutes.

Goodwin had missed the previous three games after signing a three-year, $19 million contract to return to Phoenix during the offseason. His shooting provided an immediate boost to a Suns team that spread its scoring across the rotation.

Devin Booker added 17 points and five assists, while Jalen Green scored 13. Luke Kennard contributed 14 points, and Collin Gillespie finished with 12 points and eight assists.

Khaman Maluach added 11 points and seven rebounds, while Ryan Dunn recorded 10 points and eight rebounds. Five of Phoenix’s seven double-digit scorers came off the bench.

The Suns led 64-47 at halftime after Gillespie connected from 39 feet just before the buzzer. Phoenix had already made 11 of its 22 three-point attempts in the opening half.

Phoenix extended the margin to 91-59 with four minutes remaining in the third quarter. The Clippers scored 38 points in the fourth, but the deficit was too large to threaten the result.

The Suns improved to 4-6 overall and 3-2 during their season-long, seven-game homestand. Their 22 made three-pointers came on 43 attempts, while they shot 56% overall from the field.

Los Angeles fell to 2-8 after losing eight of its last nine games. The Clippers had entered Tuesday coming off their first victory in more than two weeks.

Darius Garland and Rui Hachimura scored 13 points apiece for Los Angeles, matching Baba Miller’s total off the bench. Max Strus added 12 points, while the Clippers shot 42% from the field and 34% from three-point range.

The result gave Phoenix another convincing home win and highlighted the impact of Goodwin’s return. His six three-pointers in 14 minutes offered the Suns additional perimeter scoring ahead of the remaining games on their homestand.

The Clippers host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday, while the Suns welcome the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday.