I’m sure the money helps but he’s been as loyal as they come, said from day 1 he wants to be a one team player

Once I saw how ridiculous his house is, I wouldn’t want to leave either.

He’s got the richest contract in the NBA

He’s going to be damn near a billion in career earnings is he can stay a max player though age 36+

Probably a pain in the ass to recreate his warehouse in a bigger city

I hope he retires as a Sun. Then make a podcast episode with him and Chuck

He’s loyal to the money

I’d be so proud of Book if Miles was the last straw.

I don’t think it will be. I think he wants to be a Phoenix lifer. But baby get yourself out of this mess. It’s okay. We see what this organization is.

Yep, the only player better in those playoffs, in both conferences, was jokic

He had his prime completely wasted by trying to go “all in”

His career playoff stats are ridiculously good. He’s a big game player. Also evidenced by his Olympics performances. Hope he gets more playoff opportunities altho I don’t trust his FO at all 

It isn’t right, Book just finished his 11th season with the Suns

How old is you

Jazz overall have been an incredibly loyal to their coaches.

Of the 5 pre Hardy coaches, only Nissalke was technically fired. Corbin finished out his contract (we can debate whether not being offered a new contract counts as being fired), and the other 3 resigned.

Layden and Snyder also lasted far longer than any of these Phoenix coaches, and Hardy is going to as well.

Yeah they’d have a harder time than the Celtics are having right now trading brown if they decided to shop Booker on his current contract

Earl Watson started Point Book, he said Book was gonna be the next Harden.

Oh you think Sarver overriding the pick to tske the hometown kid? Well collegetown kid?

That same draft, the Suns completed a different trade. Like actually, fully completed until Sarver nixed that one too. And for what player?

SGA.

The Suns didn’t just let one HOF guard slip through their fingers. The let two

Watson wasn’t a coach, he was something in between a cheerleader and a life coach. The worst coach we’ve had in Bookers career, which is saying something. Triano had no desire to HC but took the temporary job on probably because he felt bad for the players having essentially no coach. He actually did a reasonable job, but again didn’t want the head job so backed out and we got Igor.

I hope they stay loyal to him

He was cognitively declining. We probably had less than 2 seasons left regardless. 

Which one is Gilderoy?

Yes, bad playoff coach and his next stop was so horrific he was fired after one season.

What really messed things up was the Beal trade instead of adding depth around KD and Booker.

The main guy who should’ve never got fired was Vogel.

I’m still not sure. Obviously his disaster with the Pistons is pretty convincing, but we had an overperforming roster when he was our coach. Our best KD team was with Monty. He also wanted to trade Ayton after we made the finals cuz he knew the league saw him as much better than he was. 

I think he did a lot of things right

r/nba nephews just be commenting anything

… We’ve historically been one of the more consistently winning franchises. No championships obviously, but we’re been a playoff team a lot more often than not.

I’m not on the team so maybe, but also only Monty Williams ever worked in the NBA after they were on the Suns. It’s more plausible that our incompetent FO made a whole bunch of terrible hires than it is that Devin Booker is some kind of coaching skill killer/vampire

I used to think that was a possibility, but seeing him in the Olympics makes me think that isn’t the case at all