6. Devin Booker, Phoenix Suns
Devin Booker has come down to Earth since he started getting huge minutes in the rotation due to the injury of Eric Bledsoe, but he’s still playing well given he’s the youngest player in the NBA.
Over his last 10 games Booker has averaged 15.5 points per game on 36.6 percent shooting from the floor, but he still hits well on his three-pointers and gives Phoenix a legitimate spot-up option from deep.
He’s continuing to develop his game off the dribble whether it’s taking his man to the rim or making plays for others, but he’s shown positive signs in those areas so there’s no doubting his long-term potential as one of the better shooting guards in the league.
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