The Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker looks likely to return to the court when his team takes on the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, multiple sources claimed.

Booker has been struggling with a left groin strain, thereby bringing his fitness into question. Since the start of the season, Booker has missed a total of 24 games as a result of his ongoing groin strain as well as hamstring pain.

Averaging 27.1 points when he has been able to play this season, Booker has proven to be a key member of the Suns’ lineup. Following their 132-100 loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night, the Suns are now 8-11 without Booker as part of their lineup. Overall, the Suns are 27-26, placing eighth in the Western Conference standings and now just a half-game out of fifth place.

The Suns are beginning a five-game road trip on Friday when they face the Boston Celtics at the TD Garden. This is followed by the Pistons on Saturday, the Nets on Tuesday, and the Hawks again on Thursday, before wrapping up against the Indiana Pacers next Friday night.

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Phoenix’s Suns’ star Devin Booker has some notable achievements in his young NBA career, including making the All-Rookie team, being  NBA Three-Point Contest champion, and earning an All-Star nod. But he still hasn’t tasted the playoffs.

Reportedly, this postseason drought isn’t sitting well with Booker and is making him want to leave Phoneix. As The Ringer’s Ryen Russillo explains it, “the worst-kept secret in the league is Booker already wants out of there.”

If this report turns out to be true, it wouldn’t be a surprising development of events. Booker expressed his dissatisfaction with the Suns’ losing ways multiple times in the past and even proclaimed back in 2018 that he is “done with not making the playoffs.”

There is no doubt that Devin Booker would have numerous suitors if he becomes available, but it is hard to see Phoenix caving in and letting their best player go.

With Booker playing at an All-Star level last season, the Suns finished the campaign with a 34-39 record and best winning percentage since 2014/15. The organization now hopes to build on this momentum next season and take another step in the right direction.

Booker finished the 2019/20 averaging 26.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 6.5 assists per game while shooting career-highs from the floor and three-point range.

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The Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker looks likely to return to the court when his team takes on the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, multiple sources claimed.

Booker has been struggling with a left groin strain, thereby bringing his fitness into question. Since the start of the season, Booker has missed a total of 24 games as a result of his ongoing groin strain as well as hamstring pain.

Averaging 27.1 points when he has been able to play this season, Booker has proven to be a key member of the Suns’ lineup. Following their 132-100 loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night, the Suns are now 8-11 without Booker as part of their lineup. Overall, the Suns are 27-26, placing eighth in the Western Conference standings and now just a half-game out of fifth place.

The Suns are beginning a five-game road trip on Friday when they face the Boston Celtics at the TD Garden. This is followed by the Pistons on Saturday, the Nets on Tuesday, and the Hawks again on Thursday, before wrapping up against the Indiana Pacers next Friday night.

The post Suns’ Devin Booker Expected to Return on Tuesday appeared first on SportzBonanza.

Phoenix’s Suns’ star Devin Booker has some notable achievements in his young NBA career, including making the All-Rookie team, being  NBA Three-Point Contest champion, and earning an All-Star nod. But he still hasn’t tasted the playoffs.

Reportedly, this postseason drought isn’t sitting well with Booker and is making him want to leave Phoneix. As The Ringer’s Ryen Russillo explains it, “the worst-kept secret in the league is Booker already wants out of there.”

If this report turns out to be true, it wouldn’t be a surprising development of events. Booker expressed his dissatisfaction with the Suns’ losing ways multiple times in the past and even proclaimed back in 2018 that he is “done with not making the playoffs.”

There is no doubt that Devin Booker would have numerous suitors if he becomes available, but it is hard to see Phoenix caving in and letting their best player go.

With Booker playing at an All-Star level last season, the Suns finished the campaign with a 34-39 record and best winning percentage since 2014/15. The organization now hopes to build on this momentum next season and take another step in the right direction.

Booker finished the 2019/20 averaging 26.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 6.5 assists per game while shooting career-highs from the floor and three-point range.

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