Budenholzer addresses report Booker was 'shocked' when told to 'tone down' communication
NBA insider Chris Haynes reported Budenholzer told Booker he was being “too vocal on the court and during timeout huddles,” telling the four-time All-Star to “tone it down” and allow the coaches’ voices “to be heard.”
The noise keeps getting louder, and that probably won't change the rest of the season. This time, it features Devin Booker.
Rival executives discuss the possibility of the Phoenix Suns parting ways with Mike Budenholzer after just one season.
Tyus Jones talked about how appreciative he is of Devin Booker's comments following the Suns' loss on Thursday.
The Phoenix Suns got back in the win column on Friday night with a 125-108 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans, a victory ...
Bol Bol scored 10 of his season-high 25 points in the first quarter in the much-needed win over the Pelicans (16-44). Bol ...
Being a great pep talker, especially during team huddles, is essential to a team—especially if the one who is doing the pep talk is the leader.
Kevin Durant said the Suns need to focus on themselves while addressing the Chris Haynes report and other "noise" around the team.
The challenges the Phoenix Suns face extend beyond their top-15 duo of Kevin Durant and Devin Booker.
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