Booker remains the Suns' primary offensive engine and playmaker, evidenced by a career-high 7.1 assists per game last season. Expect him to continue handling a large share of the creation load, while embracing a multi-guard approach that leverages Green and Gillespie to maintain execution when Booker is off-ball.

Booker anchors the top line with Green, and his gravity shapes every candidate’s ceiling for third-scoring potential by opening lanes for Williams, Allen, or Dunn.

Booker is the focal scorer; Goodwin’s defense helps him by alleviating some backcourt pressure and enabling efficient two-way lineups around the core.

Booker’s role intensifies in the Suns’ reshaped offense post-Durant: scoring remains elite, but playmaking and shot distribution shift as teammates absorb more ball-handling. The discussion centers on his potential to sustain top-tier scoring while contributing efficient distribution.

Booker is cited as a core guard-type contributor who offers scoring, assists, and solid free-throw percentage, with reasonable FT% stability and room to push across multiple categories. His inclusion anchors a build around guard-type efficiency, while his steals variance is noted as a potential swing factor that fantasy managers must weigh when pairing him with a secondary steals source.