Stephen Jackson wants to see Suns’ Devin Booker ‘Go back home’

Homecomings are rarity in sports, especially for some NBA players, like Phoenix Suns guardian Devin Booker. However, Stephen Jackson See something different.

In spite of that The sun rule any trade involving booksThe former NBA champion sees a different outcome.

Booker grew up in Michigan and always showed love for his hometown. Accidentally, Detroit clips are increased through the NBA.

Although they are renovated, guys like Cade Cunningham became this season in all stars, only 23. Meanwhile, Booker is 28 and that it is in its premiere. On all smoke podcast, Jackson is all for Booker getting back where it all started.

“I would love to see him return,” Jackson said. “I’d like to see him return home. With the way they go, they start building, I think that the organization would be held in the right direction. He’s at home, it would be great for Booker.”

Stephen Jackson hopes Devin Booker leaves the sun

The pistons have pieces and choices to insert for Phoenix to start their renewal. Finally, the The sun is trading its 2031 draft draft Three more.

Unfortunately, however, these choices are “least favorable” which means it will end up with the worst choice from the best team. The only unprotected choice they had is now in the hands of Jazz Utah.

Despite the Booker dedicated to the sun, he will want to win at some point. The JB Bickestaff Piston Coach was made by a masterful job with a young group it has.

Cunningham is a clear leader, but he could use another shooter, and someone who was in great moments before. Then comes into it.

He was in the biggest stage. She was mostverly fell Two Games 40+ Points In the NBA final against Milvaukee.

The clips were not in the playoffs since Cunningham was drawn. Fortunately for the Sun, the playoffs made each year since it was compiled.

At the end of the day, Jackson hopes Booker can return to the brightest stage. He also hopes that the biggest stage is when booker is on the clips, not the sun.

Although the Loker does not want to be traded, maybe he returned home in Michigan, where he played his freshman year in Mississian basketball before moving in Mississippi, if his father retired could be a difference.