30 Numbers and Moments That Define Devin Booker's Suns Legacy Thus Far
Oct 30, 2026 2:50 PM

As the franchise icon turns 30 years old, take a look at landmark areas that continue to define his tenure with the Suns.

The Phoenix Suns are celebrating a major milestone today on the same day they take on the Denver Nuggets in NBA Cup action.

Oct. 30 marks the 30th birthday of the all-time leading scorer in franchise history in Devin Booker.

Follow below as we re-approach the stats and key moments that define his time as a Sun.

15 Stats That Tell Story of Booker's Impact

1. 18,189: The number of career points Booker has heading into Friday's game. This is the all-time leading mark for the Suns franchise.

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2. 3,924: The number of career assists Booker has heading into Friday. This ranks 4th in the history of the franchise.

3. 1,548: The number of three-point connections Booker has as of Friday Oct. 30. This ranks first in franchise history.

4. 740: The number of games Booker has played as a member of the Suns. This ranks fourth in franchise history.

5. 4,001: Free throws made by Booker as a Sun. This ranks first in franchise history.

6. 629: The number of steals Booker has secured. This ranks 9th in franchise history.

7. 43.5: Offensive win shares Booker has earned. This ranks sixth in franchise history.

8. 58.3: Total win shares Booker has accumulated, which is eighth in franchise history.

9. 1,400: Career playoff points. This ranks second in franchise history behind Kevin Johnson.

10. 51: The number of playoff appearances by Booker. This ranks 12th in Suns history.

11. 115: Three-point shots made by Booker in the playoffs. This total is tied for first with Dan Majerle.

12. 266: Booker's playoff assists total. This ranks sixth in franchise history.

13. 5: The number of playoff runs Booker has taken the Suns on this decade.

14. 70: Booker's career-high scoring figure, which also ranks at the top in Phoenix's history.

15. 2: The number of jersey numbers worn by Booker over the first 12 seasons of his career.

15 Moments That Define Booker's Suns' Career

16. June 25, 2015: The Suns select Booker 13th overall in the NBA Draft.

17. October 28, 2015: Booker makes his debut with the Suns, playing under three minutes in a game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

18. March 24, 2017: Booker scores 70 points in loss to the Boston Celtics. This remains a franchise single-game record.

19. March 25, 2019: Booker scores 59 points in a loss to the Utah Jazz, accounting for 72% of the team's total points.

20. August 4, 2020: Booker makes an iconic buzzer-beating shot to defeat the Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA Bubble. This shot catalyzed the surge that defined the 2020's decade for the Suns.

21. 2021 Playoff Run: Booker earns a historic first playoff run that includes back-to-back 40-point performances in the NBA Finals.

22. May 24, 2022: Booker earns his first All-NBA selection with first-team honors.

23. July 7, 2022: NBA 2k selects Booker as the cover athlete for NBA 2K23 on the same day he agrees on a massive contract extension with the Suns.

24. February 9, 2023: Booker's vision for the Suns franchise takes shape when Phoenix officially trades for Kevin Durant.

25. February 24, 2023: Booker becomes the Suns' all-time leading three-point shooter (1,052), surpassing Steve Nash.

26. August 10, 2024: Booker wins his second gold medal at the Olympics playing alongside Durant.

27. February 4, 2025: Booker becomes the all-time leading scorer for the Suns, surpassing the 15,666 mark previously held by Walter Davis in a game against Portland.

28. March 31, 2026: Booker crosses the 18,000 point mark in a game against the Orlando Magic.

29: April 17, 2026: Booker leads Suns to first playoff appearance post-Durant with a 111-96 win over the Golden State Warriors

30. October 24, 2026: Booker's 43 points in a 131-122 win over the Golden State Warriors sets a home debut scoring record for the Suns.

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