Unless the Suns decide that they want to blow up the entire roster and start from scratch, there's no way they consider trading Devin Booker. He's been a part of the team for a while now, and he seems to be involved in their future plans. You can go even as far as saying he could retire as a Suns player.

It’s no secret the Houston Rockets have been doing their due diligence on the availability of stars around the league, despite the organization’s stance that it

While Booker’s efficiency hasn’t been stellar this season, the reliable perimeter isolation threat has pulled his weight with the Suns during the early portion of the year. As one of Phoenix’s primary scoring options, Booker averages 24.7 points per contest on 42.9% field goal shooting and 34.1% three-point shooting.