Phoenix Suns' win total odds: How many games will team win in 2025-26 NBA season?
How many games will the Phoenix Suns win in the 2025-26 NBA season? The early regular season win total odds for the team aren't exactly high on Phoenix's chances in the upcoming season.
FanDuel Sportsbook puts the Suns' early over/under win total odds for wins next season at 31.5.
Phoenix is at -120 to go over 31.5 wins. It is at -110 to go under 31.5 wins. Only five NBA teams have lower regular season win total odds than the Suns, according to that sportsbook.
BetMGM Sportsbook is even lower on the Suns' chances. It puts the team's over/under for wins next season at 30.5, with Phoenix -120 to go over 30.5 wins and +100 to go under 30.5 wins. DraftKings Sportsbook also has the Suns' win total set at 30.5 wins, with the team -110 to go over and -110 to go under that total.
The Suns went 36-46 last season, but will have a much different roster centered around Devin Booker in 2025-26 after trading Kevin Durant and buying out Bradley Beal.
NBA regular season win total odds for 2025-26: Over/under for every team
- Oklahoma City Thunder: 62.5
- Cleveland Cavaliers: 55.5
- Houston Rockets: 55.5
- Denver Nuggets: 53.5
- New York Knicks: 53.5
- Olando Magic: 50.5
- Los Angeles Clippers: 49.5
- Minnesota Timberwolves: 49.5
- Los Angeles Lakers: 47.5
- Atlanta Hawks: 46.5
- Detroit Pistons: 45.5
- Golden State Warriors: 45.5
- Boston Celtics: 43.5
- San Antonio Spurs: 43.5
- Milwaukee Bucks: 42.5
- Philadelphia 76ers: 41.5
- Dallas Mavericks: 40.5
- Memphis Grizzlies: 40.5
- Indiana Pacers: 38.5
- Miami Heat: 38.5
- Toronto Raptors: 37.5
- Sacramento Kings: 35.5
- Portland Trail Blazers: 33.5
- Chicago Bulls: 32.5
- Phoenix Suns: 31.5
- New Orleans Pelicans: 30.5
- Charlotte Hornets: 25.5
- Brooklyn Nets: 20.5
- Washington Wizards: 20.5
- Utah Jazz: 18.5
- Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook
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