Devin Booker has a hilarious response to Dillon Brooks’ offensive play

PHOENIX – If anyone knows a good offensive game, it’s him Devin Booker. The Phoenix Suns the shooting guard has topped every scouting report since he’s been in the league. however, Dillon Brooks maybe taking that title from him.

He scored 25 points on 10-15 shooting from the field, but no other statistical category.

With Brooks is having a career year with the Sunsit proves that the right situation and environment make a world of difference. The confidence is there, even if Brooks’s former general manager, Zach Kleiman, has dampened it.

Even with the offensive productivity, Booker couldn’t help receive a friendly blow at his now teammate.

“I think he’s gotten better. I think he’s put in the work. He wasn’t as good when we played him,” Booker joked in the locker room after the game.

“He would have scored. It wouldn’t have been as effective, but now you can see the work and the work has brought confidence. So it’s been a pleasure to watch him develop in a whole new situation and take advantage of that.”

Devin Booker playfully commented on Dillon Brooks’ improved play this season:

“He wasn’t this good when we played him. He would have scored but it wouldn’t have been as effective. Now you can see the work and the work has brought confidence.”

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— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) December 24, 2025

Dillon Brooks is thriving with the Suns

One of the first people Brooks called when he got to the Suns it was Booker. The two have created an unbreakable bond with the competitive nature of basketball. They have different ways of getting it, but it is a shared vision.

Also, the self-proclaimed ‘villain’ acknowledges the belief the organization has in him. Even with his reputation, his influence as a winner cannot go unnoticed.

The Memphis Grizzlies and Houston Rockets were significantly better defensive teams when he was with them. While they endured some ineffective shot selection, that’s his game.

It’s something Suns head coach Jordan Ott has emphasized time and time again. They they know who they are gettingand they are willing to live with the results. Well, those results were fruitful, to say the least.

Either way, Phoenix knew he was going to get someone to change the culture. But changing his efficiency and offensive game? It is an unexpected and beneficial part of the reward.