ESPN NBArank: Devin Booker top 10, Deandre Ayton big drop, Mikal Bridges major rise

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ESPN NBArank: Devin Booker top 10, Deandre Ayton big drop, Mikal Bridges major rise
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Phoenix Suns has four players in ESPN's NBArank top 100 players for 2022-23 season with three in the top 50.

Devin Booker's continual ascent into the NBA elite is further reflected in ESPN's top 100 players going into the 2022-23 season.10th in the ESPN's"NBArank" after making first team All-NBA for the first time last season.

"Booker's ascendant year -- an NBA Finals run, followed by an Olympic gold medal and leading Phoenix to a league-best 64 wins in the regular season -- ended with a precipitous fall. The Suns were unceremoniously bounced from the second round of the playoffs, with Booker combining to shoot a combined 9-for-31 in Games 6 and 7 against Dallas.

"But Booker's 26.8 points per game last season ranked No. 12 in the league, further cementing his reputation as one of the game's most lethal scorers. However, he'll take the next step by leveraging those scoring skills in crunch time. Last season, in the first nine minutes of quarters, Booker shot 48.5% overall and 42.1% from 3. In the last three minutes of quarters? He shot 41.8% from the field and 31.8% from deep.

"The question is, in today's NBA, where the top tier of superstardom is reserved for players who dominate on both ends, what room for growth remains for Booker? Offensively, he relies on finesse, angles and footwork to do his damage. Defensively, he's certainly known as a heady player who can operate within team schemes.

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