A dire situation in terms of assets for the Phoenix Suns may result in Devin Booker considering a move to one of three teams with ample resources. Following a crushing defeat in the first round of the 2024 NBA Playoffs, the Suns face the urgent task of rebuilding their roster with limited draft picks and trade assets. This predicament has caught the attention of the Knicks, Spurs, and Thunder, who are monitoring Booker’s potential availability for a trade, as reported by Fox Sports.

Speculation suggests that there is potential interest between Booker and the New York Knicks, who possess a surplus of first-round picks and could offer a player package featuring Mitchell Robinson as a rim protector, Miles McBride as a point guard, and Precious Achiuwa as a rugged power forward, without disrupting their starting lineup.

Additionally, according to the Fox Sports article by Ric Bucher, an Eastern Conference GM expressed uncertainty regarding Booker’s future with the Suns, while another executive from the East mentioned the Oklahoma City Thunder or the San Antonio Spurs as potential destinations for Booker.

The San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder might view Devin Booker as a perfect addition to their teams. For the Spurs, pairing him with rookie big man Victor Wembanyama could create an exciting dynamic. Meanwhile, the Thunder already boast a promising young backcourt led by point guard Shai Gilgeous Alexander and shooting guard Jalen Williams. Given their similar sizes to Booker’s 6’6″ frame, this trio could present a formidable lineup of versatile players on both ends of the court.

Both the Spurs and Thunder possess substantial draft capital, enabling them to potentially offer a significant package to replenish the Suns’ depleted assets. However, acquiring Booker would likely come at the expense of parting ways with a franchise cornerstone.