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That’s a pretty terrible article.
This was an especially poor take from the article.That’s a pretty terrible article.
This isn’t anywhere close to how Booker would have handled things in previous seasons. Whenever things didn’t go his way, he used to almost make it his mission to find some way to leave the game, whether by ejection, or by playing so poorly that his coach had no choice but to yank him from the game. Now, he’s responding in a way that humbles loudmouth players like Beverley.
This was an especially poor take from the article.
Booker has been the opposite of what that article suggests. He has always been the guy that wants to use his play (and his own talking) to shut up the guys talking trash to him. That's one of the main reasons I have always believed that he can be a major factor for a championship contending team.Why post that garbage, especially without comment?
To note, Booker has been ejected just 3 times in his career, never more than 1 time a season. He's fouled out 14 times in 4 years, 1 time last year, 3 in the previous season, and 5 each in his rookie and sophomore seasons. I can't recall him being benched for playing poorly either. I know he's been pulled when a game is out of reach but that has more to do with him being ahead of his peers as far as not needing garbage times minutes for development. That writer was just making things up.
Link to ESPN.com where it lists ejections and disqualifications.
She's gone on record saying that she's a fan of any team her son is on, and the Suns.Richaun Holmes' mother sent out a congratulatory tweet to the Suns yesterday after the Clippers game. She said she would follow the Suns after Richaun signed in Sacramento and it appears that she still is, which is pretty cool.
Too bad her knucklehead son got busted for driving around with pot during the offseason because that was the likely reason the Suns went in another direction. He did look good in the opener for the Kings. Could use him now since we're lacking depth at C without Ayton. He's on the books in Sacramento for 1 more season after this one, having signed a 2 year $10 million dollar deal.
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As much as I love carter that’s not sustainable.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
As much as I love carter that’s not sustainable.
Do you not have confidence that Monty will take care of that?True for anyone. I love the hustle, grit and energy but sometimes he and Oubre go into blackhole mode sometimes. I love the energy but every now and then they forget about the rest of the team and ball movement.
As much as I love carter that’s not sustainable.
Do you not have confidence that Monty will take care of that?
We're only four games into the season. And those four games
have produced two victories and two 1-point losses against
three excellent teams.
It's not but if he hovers right around 40% for the season, I call that a win.
He'll be a restricted free agent this summer with a qualifying offer of $1.9 million since he was a 2nd round pick last year. I hope he continues to play well because we may have our PGOF in Carter. He looks really good next to Booker and even though his playmaking could be better, it's not as awful as we've seen come through here recently.
Carter looks more like someone you want to keep for the next few years than Okobo, Melton, Ulis, Shaq Harrison, or any of the PG's we've had to endure over the last few seasons.
As much as I like Carter, I really doubt he is our pg of the future.
He lacks two quality's that are essential for a good pg. Passing ability and the ability to penetrate. Both are extremely hard to improve. I think the chances of Leque being our PG of the future are better but he too is somewhat lacking in passing ability.
He really is a great backup sparkplug, but he needs to be on the floor with another distributor to be at his best.
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