NBA: The 10 next potential generational players

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Devin Booker, G

Phoenix Suns

Age: 21

Is Devin Booker the next “Black Mamba”? Maybe so, which is why I have him so high up on this list.

Devin Booker actually can be the next Generational Scorer. Booker is finally coming into his own as a legitimate offensive threat and he showed it by having an AMAZING sophomore season.

This past season, Devin Booker averaged 22.1 points, 3.4 assists, and 3.2 total rebounds per game. With more weapons around him, expect those numbers to go up.

Booker is currently No. 6 on this list but expect him to rise a bit higher on this list. As I mentioned before, when you think of a “Generational Player” everything comes into aspect. Winning is included in that category.

The Phoenix Suns are currently a very young team consisted of many future All Stars. The future is very bright and with Devin Booker leading the way, things can only get better.

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