Suns need to trade Booker while he has some value

[Duderonomy]

Booker will never be a winner for that organization.

The Sixers have alot of trade assets and could really use a shooter like Devin

I'm drawing a blank on other teams that would be a good trade partner.

[fourkicks44]

Booker will never be a winner for that organization.

The Sixers have alot of trade assets and could really use a shooter like Devin

I'm drawing a blank on other teams that would be a good trade partner.

Hmmm interesting proposition.

What deal from the Sixers would the Sun's accept?

[brooks_thompson]

He will always have value until he gets on a winning team and the team that trades for him can find out for themselves if he's a 'winner'. The question is do the Suns have a smart enough front office to get a good deal and not just roll over if/when the time comes.

Almost all the superstars have been traded or signed elsewhere in the last 2 years. You're looking at Beal, Booker, and KAT being the cream of the crop of expected 'dsgruntled stars' over the next 2-3 years or so, with KAT being a longshot until like 2022-23. Someone will talk themselves into Booker.

[Duderonomy]

Hmmm interesting proposition.

What deal from the Sixers would the Sun's accept?
Tobias Harris and picks
Ben Simmons for Booker and 2 future 1st round picks.

The Suns seem set at the 4 and 5 position. Small Forward and shooting guards they seem thin at.

[GreatHILL]

OP don't go full retarded

The Suns finally have a good coach and they added a lot good new players and u want them to trade their best player!? lmao wtf is wrong with you :roll:

[HylianNightmare]

Trade the entire magic organization for him

[RealSkipBayless]

Kuzma + KCP + Green + a bag of chips for Booker

Let's get it done. :banana:

[LAmbruh]

Kuzma + KCP + Green + a bag of chips for Booker

Let's get it done. :banana:
:biggums:

[fourkicks44]

Tobias Harris and picks
Ben Simmons for Booker and 2 future 1st round picks.

The Suns seem set at the 4 and 5 position. Small Forward and shooting guards they seem thin at.

I actually took this thread serious till I read this :oldlol:

[superduper]

While I agree with OP he's hard trolling

[Smoke117]

Tobias Harris and picks
Ben Simmons for Booker and 2 future 1st round picks.

The Suns seem set at the 4 and 5 position. Small Forward and shooting guards they seem thin at.

:biggums: :facepalm Stop posting.

[bison]

[FKAri]

Suns need to sell the franchise while it still has some value.

[bobopenguin]

Op needs to donate his organs while they still have some value.

[MrFonzworth]

He's this generation's Carmelo. He'll have crazy total career scoring numbers but nothing to show for it. Booker will still be putting up around 20 a game by the time LeBron hits 50.

[Im so nba'd out]

Tobias Harris and picks
Ben Simmons for Booker and 2 future 1st round picks.

The Suns seem set at the 4 and 5 position. Small Forward and shooting guards they seem thin at.
God yes! get it done!

[Duderonomy]

I actually took this thread serious till I read this :oldlol:
Imo Booker is more trade value than Tobias but less than Simmons. How is that trolling?

[MrFonzworth]

Imo Booker is more trade value than Tobias but less than Simmons. How is that trolling?
It came off as Harris + Simmons + picks for Booker + Picks

[fourkicks44]

A deal around Harris and Richardson for Booker and Dario and I'm in.

[Smoke117]

He has a relatively solid offense impact. The problem is that he's completely awful defensively and that makes his overall impact basically nothing since he's giving everything back on the defensive end. He's a good example of how overrated a box score can be. People always make excuses because a team is bad overall, but if you're an impact player that will show in the advanced stats at the very least. He just doesn't make any notable impact overall, period.

[wagexslave]

He has a relatively solid offense impact. The problem is that he's completely awful defensively and that makes his overall impact basically nothing since he's giving everything back on the defensive end. He's a good example of how overrated a box score can be. People always make excuses because a team is bad overall, but if you're an impact player that will show in the advanced stats at the very least. He just doesn't make any notable impact overall, period.
People said the exact same shit about Steph Curry all the time when he was 22. Remember, before the Warriors got an actual NBA team around him and before he hit his prime, when they were consistently bottom feeders every year. If you think Book has hit his ceiling at the age of 22 you're ****ing retarded plain and simple. Some rookies come into the league at 22 lmao.

I'm sorry. But people are constantly out here judging this kid like he's 28, has had a good coach(let alone the same coach for more than 1 season), hasn't been double teamed more than anyone in the league cause his teammates were so dogshit, etc. Believe what you want but my dude's improved on aspects every year, aside from when being held back by injuries or being forced to play out of position at PG.

And lastly if you don't watch Suns games on a regular basis(which I doubt you do), you have no right to judge a player on his impact of a game. Any real basketball fan knows you have to see the games to judge the impact. And this whole argument is based off of what? The fact that they only won 19 games? I could counter-argue that they would have easily won less than 10 games without him. Is that not an impact? What they had on the court last year was what you call "historically bad". 2nd and 3rd best players on the team were rookies. Often 3 players STARTING who shouldn't even be in the league. Either G-league level talents or washed up vets who weren't even remotely trying nor caring to try win. It was bad. If Lebron couldn't carry the Lakers to the playoffs, not a single ****ing player in NBA history could have carried that sorry ass Suns roster to the playoffs in place of Book. Especially any player at the age of 22.

[AirTupac]

Suns since 2010:
10th seed
10th seed
15th seed
9th seed
10th seed
14th seed
15th seed
15th seed
15th seed


Since Booker was drafted... 23 wins, 24 wins, 21 wins, 19 wins. So they've gotten worse !!
:lol :lol :lol

[AirTupac]

Bla bla bla Suns gibberish


Curry also had seasons of improved team record each year. Not diminishing records down to 19 wins :lol :lol

[wagexslave]

:lol :lol :lol
No shit they got worse when they went from Eric Bledsoe to literally starting the following scrubs you've never heard of at the most important position in today's league: Isaiah Canaan, Deanthony Melton, Mike James, Ellie Okobo. Oh and can't forget Jamaal Crawford who's damn near a hundred years old and no other team was desperate enough to sign. But of course Devin Booker should be expected to be a miracle worker and somehow improve on the record despite that fact. Not to mention the fact that Booker came into the season fresh off a thumb surgery on his main shooting hand, dealt with nagging hamstring injuries half the season and missed a lot of the season schedule's most winnable games, wasn't even playing at 100% until after the all star break, and was forced to play out of position at PG a lot until they finally traded Ryan Andersons cancerous contract for Tyler Johnson's cancerous contract just so they could make him play out of position at PG instead(which sadly was an upgrade for us at PG somehow once he finally learned his role).

But per usual, none of that matters cause LOL Booker. Let's not focus on the facts around him and the team. Why tf would we do that? There's no excuse! Surely if a team has 1 still very young player on the team is good and improving yearly(who wasn't picked that high in the draft, hasn't even made an all-star game, and doesn't even get that much media hype compared to other young prospects), then he should be able to make the shit team respectable no matter how bad that team or the circumstances around him are. Who cares about him playing next to g-leaguers, or having like 6 different coaching staffs already in 5 seasons, or injuries that clearly affected his game, or really anything at all. He just sucks, and he's always gonna suck. It's a fact. :oldlol: :rolleyes:

[wagexslave]

Curry also had seasons of improved team record each year. Not diminishing records down to 19 wins :lol :lol
Well the Suns actually finally started improving their roster around Book. And Sarver supposedly promised to stay out of basketball related decisions/situations(though I'll believe that when I see it). So if they don't start improving their record this year, feel free to rip Book all you want. But I'm very confident that, barring injuries, this season they're finally gonna start winning more games. They were already winning more games towards the end of last season after ridding the roster of multiple team cancers and signing Oubre and Tyler Johnson. And winning against some of the best teams in the league too. Honestly I think that roster they had towards the end already wins a good 30ish games if playing a full healthy season together. But then they added Rubio and Saric giving them a real starting PG and PF on the roster finally. And Baynes and Kaminsky as solid 2nd stringers giving them some much needed bench improvement. And at least 3 draft picks should make the final roster, so those are the X-factor. But no matter what I don't see them winning less than 25 games unless some crazy f***ed up injuries happen early on the season.

[ILLsmak]

Suns need to sell the franchise while it still has some value.

that's pretty funny shit.

-Smak

[Bosnian Sajo]

He's this generation's Carmelo. He'll have crazy total career scoring numbers but nothing to show for it. Booker will still be putting up around 20 a game by the time LeBron hits 50.


I was looking at this thread like where tf is my comment to this post?? Then I realized this is just another case of dejavu lol.


http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=13822032&postcount=17

[thefatmiral]

If there's a good enough trade I would do it. Shouldn't be overrally desperate right now.

[brooks_thompson]

To the Sixers for Harris+ is very interesting. If somehow Phila could keep Richardson at the 3, that would be the perfect spot for Booker. If he couldn't put that team over the top doing what he does then he's hopeless.

[qrich]

Suns aren't dealing Devin unless it's for a godfather type of offer.


A deal around Harris and Richardson for Booker and Dario and I'm in.

Phoenix wouldn't consider that. Harris is, at the moment, one of the most overpaid players (and I'm a fan of his) that's basically a worse Forward version of Devin Booker.

[fourkicks44]

Suns aren't dealing Devin unless it's for a godfather type of offer.



Phoenix wouldn't consider that. Harris is, at the moment, one of the most overpaid players (and I'm a fan of his) that's basically a worse Forward version of Devin Booker.

I agree.

So I'm out.

[wagexslave]

People said the exact same shit about Steph Curry all the time when he was 22. Remember, before the Warriors got an actual NBA team around him and before he hit his prime, when they were consistently bottom feeders every year. If you think Book has hit his ceiling at the age of 22 you're ****ing retarded plain and simple. Some rookies come into the league at 22 lmao.

I'm sorry. But people are constantly out here judging this kid like he's 28, has had a good coach(let alone the same coach for more than 1 season), hasn't been double teamed more than anyone in the league cause his teammates were so dogshit, etc. Believe what you want but my dude's improved on aspects every year, aside from when being held back by injuries or being forced to play out of position at PG.

And lastly if you don't watch Suns games on a regular basis(which I doubt you do), you have no right to judge a player on his impact of a game. Any real basketball fan knows you have to see the games to judge the impact. And this whole argument is based off of what? The fact that they only won 19 games? I could counter-argue that they would have easily won less than 10 games without him. Is that not an impact? What they had on the court last year was what you call "historically bad". 2nd and 3rd best players on the team were rookies. Often 3 players STARTING who shouldn't even be in the league. Either G-league level talents or washed up vets who weren't even remotely trying nor caring to try win. It was bad. If Lebron couldn't carry the Lakers to the playoffs, not a single ****ing player in NBA history could have carried that sorry ass Suns roster to the playoffs in place of Book. Especially any player at the age of 22.
This aged like fine wine.

[D-Wait]

He's this generation's Carmelo. He'll have crazy total career scoring numbers but nothing to show for it. Booker will still be putting up around 20 a game by the time LeBron hits 50.

:lol:lol:lol

Already made the Finals at 24 years of age and on the brink of a chip.

But yeah, didn't see it coming, either.