Suns guard Devin Booker wasn't a fan of the officiating during Monday's game against the Grizzlies and some of the calls being made.

The Phoenix Suns look like they’ve risen about as high as they’re going to in the Booker-Beal-Durant era, leaving team owner Mat Ishbia with some decisions to make as he watches this current group play out the string.

The Suns have garnered trade interest for Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, and have the ideal trade returns for both players.

Booker vindicated that selection completely for Phoenix. The talented offensive weapon has blossomed into a four-time All-Star and two-time All-NBA player during his time in the NBA. Depending on personal preference, between him and Karl Anthony-Towns, one could easily make the case that Booker has been the best player from his draft class.

Sources informed The Republic the Suns could probably get four first round picks for Booker and a rising star in his third or fourth year.Source: Arizona Republic What’s the buzz on Twitter?

With the Phoenix Suns looking like they're on the brink of a rebuild, there's more to think about than Kevin Durant's future. Is it also time for Devin Booker to consider leaving Phoenix for a true shot at a championship? Kevin O'Connor raises the question on the latest episode of " The Kevin O'Connor Show ."

There has been plenty of conversation about the course of action the Phoenix Suns need to take once this disastrous season inevitably flames out — and a new report suggests that putting Devin Booker on the market could net them a massive return worthy of starting an organizational reset.