Devin Booker Calls Out Chris Haynes For Questioning The Suns' Championship Window

Devin Booker was upset after Chris Haynes asked his teammates if the Phoenix Suns didn't have more chances to win the NBA championship.

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Devin Booker is currently sidelined after picking a groin injury. The Phoenix Suns shooting guard will be out of action for at least two more weeks, but that doesn't mean he's stopping supporting his teammates. 

Book has tried to show that he's a good leader, especially now that he's not on the court. That hasn't been a problem for him, as he keeps pushing the rest of the team to do and be better. The Suns had lost six straight games before their Tuesday night win against the Golden State Warriors, with Shaquille O'Neal even revealing he was worried about them. 

Following the match, reporter Chris Haynes talked with Mikal Bridges and Damion Lee, asking a question that didn't sit well with Devin Booker and the rest of Suns Nation. 

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Devin Booker Is Still Supporting His Teammates From A Distance 

Haynes directly asked these two players if the Suns' championship window was closed, and Bridges had a big response, urging his team to keep pushing and use all those bad feelings to win some games and get things back on track. 

"We just gotta keep running. I know we've been losing, we've been down. It's tough, it's tough to win in this league. You just gotta keep fighting. You can't be too discouraged about it, you should be frustrated because you wanna win and just keep better every day."

Following that moment, Book reacted to the interaction on Twitter, showing that he was taken aback by that question. 

"What kinda question was that," Booker wrote on Twitter. 

Amid their bad run, the Suns have been written off by a lot of people. Booker has sent a message to the rest of the team and the league, making it clear they will keep working to reach the next level and compete against the top teams in the West. 

If they manage to recover that level, the Suns would be a dangerous team, but right now, that looks unlikely to happen. 

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