The Houston Rockets have reportedly had long-standing trade interest in Suns star Devin Booker, and they hold numerous first-round assets from Phoenix in future draft cycles. Thus, with the Suns (30-36) mired in mediocrity,

Houston has "repeatedly expressed interest" in acquiring Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker via trade, according to ESPN's Tim MacMahon. Booker, 28, is one of the NBA's best shooting guards, a four-time All-Star averaging nearly 26 points per game this season. Do the Rockets have a viable path to acquiring Booker this summer?

Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia says that the team won't ever trade star guard Devin Booker amid all the rumors.

The Phoenix Suns' inconsistent season has hindered their competitiveness in the NBA Western Conference. As a result, the franchise has already taken action. Reports suggest that the future of their star,

Major changes could be coming to the Suns this summer, but they won’t include a trade of Devin Booker, owner Mat Ishbia told Tim MacMahon of ESPN. Ishbia admits the team has fallen far short of expectations as it faces a desperate race to overtake Dallas and sneak into the play-in tournament as the 10th seed.

If the Phoenix Suns don’t make the play-in tournament or the playoffs as a whole, majority owner Mat Ishbia has a bold strategy to take. Some are expecting the Suns to entertain trade offers for Devin Booker and Kevin Durant.

Never mind that there are plenty of rival executives who would advise Ishbia and the Suns to consider listening to offers, specifically from the Houston Rockets, who control a significant chunk of