Donovan Mitchell & Devin Booker

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Thus far this season:

Donovan Mitchell
24.6 PPG
.438 FG%
.320 3P%
.854 FT%
4.3 RPG
4.9 APG
1.8 Steals
.546 TS%
Age 25

Devin Booker
23.0 PPG
.439 FG%
.369 3P%
.833 FT%
6.2 RPG
5.1 APG
1.1 Steals
.540 TS%
Age 25

Whom would you rather have on your team?
 
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I have a love/hate relationship with Booker's game.

He's incredibly skilled at what he does, and he clearly has a deep love for the game, but his infatuation of gravitating towards the midrange every time he touches the ball is nauseating. He'll be by the 3-pt line and he'll sink down to the elbow; he'll be right inside the paint and he'll pull the ball back to the elbow. It stunts the fluidity of the offense at times because what he's doing isn't a natural action. There'll be a certain tempo the Suns play at, a rhythm where they're playing to the beat, and along he comes and tries to stretch out his possessions on some Talib Kweli shyt, and they're all off-beat.

This season he's only attempted 77 shots in the paint (or 10ft in), but has taken 108 shots from the outside the paint to the three-point line.
 

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Not sure But anyone else expected Mitchell to take a leap after beating the thunder in playoffs as a rookie?:patrice:
Mitchell came into the league as kind of a complete player for his style of play. He’s made improvements but I don’t think there was ever really this huge leap that was available to him.
 
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