Devin Booker finished Phoenix’s latest game with 20 points and five assists—exactly enough for a 25-point combined points-and-assists target. Dillon Brooks scored 22 that night, while Jordan Goodwin added 11 points, five rebounds and five assists. Phoenix still lost 127–120 to Denver. The individual contributions were there; the team result was not.
For these Suns parlay picks, take a hypothetical Phoenix moneyline win at Golden State as the starting point, quoted at +125 by DraftKings on Monday morning. Brooks’ points, Booker’s scoring and passing, and Goodwin’s combined production offer three ways to consider player support. The Suns visit Chase Center on November 2, with tipoff scheduled for 10 p.m. Eastern.
Phoenix has one win in four games this season, so the current winning sample is small. The longer records below show how often each target has appeared in Suns wins and across the same player’s Phoenix appearances overall. They are choices to compare, not three requirements for a Phoenix victory.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dillon Brooks 12+ points |
−273 | 88.2% 30 of 34 Suns wins |
87.9% 58 of 66 appearances |
| Devin Booker 25+ points and assists |
−293 | 84.6% 33 of 39 Suns wins |
85.1% 63 of 74 appearances |
| Jordan Goodwin 10+ points, rebounds and assists |
−343 | 90.2% 37 of 41 Suns wins |
83.1% 64 of 77 appearances |
Individual DraftKings prices checked November 2, 2026, at 10:17–10:18 a.m. Eastern and subject to change. Records cover each player’s appearances for his current team from the start of the 2025–26 season through the latest completed game. Each all-game baseline matches its player’s dates and participation. Historical hit rates are not future or combined parlay probabilities.
Dillon Brooks: 12+ points (−273)
Brooks has scored at least 12 in 30 of 34 Suns wins, or 88.2%, and 58 of 66 Phoenix appearances overall, or 87.9%. Those rates are very close. His scoring record supports a recurring contribution across outcomes, rather than a claim that winning makes this milestone substantially easier.
He has cleared in three of four appearances this season, with point totals of 10, 15, 19 and 22. The 15 came in Phoenix’s 131–122 win over Golden State on October 24, in 34 minutes. The latest 22 against Denver came in only 21 minutes. Different workloads have produced enough scoring, though that does not guarantee another efficient night.
The neighboring 15+ points offer at −131 is much lighter than −273. It reached 26 of the same 34 wins and 52 of 66 appearances overall. Choosing 12 includes four more winning-game clears and six more overall, at a higher cost. That is the price of the extra room, not proof that the shorter offer is good value.
The 10-point season opener at Portland missed this target despite 27 minutes on the floor. His latest historical winning-game miss was five points in seven minutes when Phoenix beat Orlando 113–110 on February 21, 2026. Seven minutes left little room to reach 12, even in a Suns win.
Brooks is projected to start at small forward. This is the straightforward points option for someone who expects a modest scoring contribution and accepts the price, with the Portland game and the shortened Orlando outing as reminders of how it can fail.
Devin Booker: 25+ points and assists (−293)
Booker’s combined target gives his passing a role without making assists a separate minimum. It asks for points plus assists to total at least 25. He has done that in 33 of 39 Suns wins, or 84.6%, compared with 63 of 74 Phoenix appearances overall, or 85.1%. The broader baseline is slightly stronger than the winning-game record.
The Denver game is a useful example: 20 points plus five assists made exactly 25 in 39 minutes. Phoenix’s earlier win over Golden State produced 43 points and seven assists, a total of 50 in 36 minutes. The target allows either a major scoring night or enough passing to supplement something more modest.
It has reached in three of four appearances this season. The miss was substantial: three points and seven assists in 34 minutes in the 125–114 loss at Oklahoma City on October 26. A useful assist total did not come close to rescuing the low scoring output. He shot 1-for-7 from the field in that game.
The saved morning snapshot offered 30+ points and assists at −120, compared with −293 for 25. Thirty reached 25 of the same 39 Suns wins and 45 of 74 appearances overall. The lower target adds eight winning-game clears, including the sort of combined total Booker just produced against Denver, but requires accepting a much shorter price.
A Suns win can still leave him short. Booker had 17 points and six assists, totaling 23, in 31 minutes when Phoenix beat Sacramento 114–103 on March 3, 2026. He is expected to start at point guard, but the offer is about the final sum, not a guaranteed workload or a promise that his passing will always offset his scoring.
Jordan Goodwin: 10+ points, rebounds and assists (−343)
Goodwin’s offer covers three contributions from a Phoenix bench guard. It has reached in 37 of 41 Suns wins, a 90.2% rate, and 64 of 77 appearances overall, or 83.1%. Points, rebounds and assists are added together; there is no requirement to reach a particular number in any one component.
His latest game supplied 11 points, five rebounds and five assists, totaling 21 in 25 minutes. Before that, he combined 12 points, four rebounds and two assists for 18 at Oklahoma City. In the win over Golden State, nine points, two rebounds and four assists totaled 15 in 20 minutes. Each night cleared 10 through a different mix.
The lower target is expensive. The 15+ combined offer at +106 reached 26 of the same 41 Suns wins and 43 of 77 appearances overall. Ten includes 11 more winning-game clears than 15, but −343 is the shortest price among these three options. That cost deserves as much attention as the 90.2% winning-game record.
There are meaningful misses on both sides of the result. Goodwin had three points, four rebounds and no assists—seven combined—in 22 minutes in the opener at Portland. In a 129–114 win over Milwaukee on March 10, 2026, six points, one rebound and two assists totaled nine in 14 minutes. Even two made threes in that Bucks game did not get the combined target home.
He is listed among Phoenix’s bench guards, with four current-season appearances ranging from 17 to 25 minutes. This option suits someone who prefers several ways to accumulate a low total and is comfortable paying for that cushion. His role does not come with a fixed minutes guarantee.
Choose a contribution alongside the Suns premise
Brooks offers the simplest scoring target. Booker allows assists to supplement his points. Goodwin includes rebounds as well, with the heaviest price and a bench workload to weigh. All three share the same Phoenix offense and game, so their individual records should not be multiplied into a combined chance of success.
Golden State’s lineup also needs a fresh look: Gui Santos is listed out for Monday with a knee injury, while the rest reports for Stephen Curry and Draymond Green refer to Sunday’s game. Those reports do not confirm Monday’s lineup. Follow the live Suns–Warriors matchup and the NBA article archive, then recheck the actual offers and expected roles before deciding which option fits your Phoenix view.
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