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I wouldn't go near him. He appears to be a shell of his former self.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Yeah if, as speculated, they give him the full 40M per they have available that's just insane.I wouldn't go near him. He appears to be a shell of his former self.
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This would be an absolutely insane way to blow cap and a major opportunity to take the next step for the Magic.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
I don't know that another oft injured, poor passing, slow playing, mid range obsessed guy who can't defend his position will move the needle much for us.
Except they already have CJ McCollum, so Beal is redundant. Just because we did it doesn't mean other teams will.We don't need Beal if we are hanging onto Book and KD. This would be like trading cp3 for BI. We need length and depth at the forward position. They also could use Beal more than we could and there's a bit of a logjam at the forward spot for them.
We don't need Beal if we are hanging onto Book and KD. This would be like trading cp3 for BI. We need length and depth at the forward position. They also could use Beal more than we could and there's a bit of a logjam at the forward spot for them.
20. Devin Booker, PG, Phoenix Suns
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RAPTOR Wins: 0.6 | BPM Wins: 0.6 | Win Shares: 0.5 | PER Wins: 0.8 | Consensus Wins: 0.6 | Per game: 0.161
The Suns suffered what was probably the most humiliating defeat of the first round, with their supposed superteam getting swept by the Wolves in a series that was seldom all that competitive. But amid all the finger-pointing in Phoenix, one cannot blame Booker for the loss. He averaged 27.5 points, 6.0 assists and 3.3 rebounds per game in the series while posting a true shooting percentage (66.2%) that was nearly 20% better than the league's playoff average. The Suns' net rating was also 18.0 points per 100 possessions better with Booker in the game than not, indicating how much he was trying to keep Phoenix afloat by himself. (Witness the 49 points he dropped in the elimination game of the series; the Suns were plus-1 in almost 45 minutes with him on the court, and minus-7 when he sat.)
What's next? Phoenix is going to have to answer many questions this offseason about why the star-studded combination of Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal failed to jell this season. (That group instead claimed a place among the league's all-time list of most disappointing Big Threes.) The team mortgaged most of its future draft picks to assemble that trio, and it's hard to see the 2024-25 Suns not having the same problems as this year's team -- namely, a top-heavy roster with stars who can't stay healthy.) But Booker remains a bright spot as one of the best players in franchise history.
Four games? Preseason or regular season??xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
What a joke.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
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REPEAT OFFENDER!You’d think the repeated behavior would have warranted a much harsher penalty.
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