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Preview: Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns

Chris Paul, left, controls the ball against Phoenix's Isaiah Thomas on Nov. 15 at Staples Center.
(Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
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The Clippers enter Monday’s game against the Phoenix Suns having won seven games in a row, and nine of their last 10.

They are currently in sixth place in the Western Conference, three games behind the first-place Golden State Warriors and three games ahead of the eighth-place Phoenix Suns.

The Clippers beat Phoenix, 120-107, on Nov. 15. In that game, they outshot the Suns from the field, 53% to 38%, and outshot them from beyond the three-point line, 48% to 37%. Chris Paul had 32 points and nine assists.

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In the Clippers’ last eight wins, they’ve beaten their opponents by an average of 19.4 points.

Jordan Farmar (back) and Reggie Bullock (right ankle sprain) are out for Monday’s game. Chris Douglas-Roberts (strained right Achilles) is listed as doubtful.

Isaiah Thomas (right ankle contusion) is questionable.

The Clippers have won five of their last six against Phoenix in Los Angeles by an average of 16 points.

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