Thunder playoff series turned explosive as Devin Booker and Dillon Brooks both voiced frustration over officiating

In the NBA playoffs, all it takes are a few extra foul calls to determine the outcome of a game. When games are close and everything is on the line, players bristle when a bad call or bad decision by a referee potentially affects a contest.

One social media post called out Chet Holmgren for getting a favorable whistle as he got a Suns defender to jump in the air on a pump fake, though the whistle was arguably unwarranted due to what the user described as Holmgren’s wildly “unnatural shooting motion,” which would negate the defensive fou l.

After Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder ended the Phoenix Suns' season with a 131-122 victory in Game 4 of the Western Conference playoffs on Monday, Devin Booker had nothing but praise for the reigning NBA MVP.

The NBA has revealed its punishment for Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker after he let loose on the officials following last night's 120-107 Game 2 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. "Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker has been fined $35,

"When will Devin Booker leave?" For years now, the agenda has been pushed by mostly national voices to see Booker part with Phoenix in order to compete for a championship. The most recent and perhaps loudest voice was ESPN's Stephen A.

One day after calling a referee's performance "terrible," Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker received a $35,000 fine from the NBA on Thursday for his comments -- but ​he did receive some vindication from the league.

The NBA on Thursday fined Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker for his postgame criticism of the officials in a Game 2 Oklahoma City Thunder win.

Booker and the Suns were not happy with the officiating in their Game 2 loss to the Thunder.

On Friday evening, the Phoenix Suns will play the Los Angeles Lakers in California. The Suns are coming off a 112-107 win over the Dallas Mavericks. Devin Booker finished with 37 points, five rebounds and nine assists while shooting 13/27 from the field ...

When ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith raised a question on First Take surrounding the future of Devin Booker, it wasn’t just about Phoenix’s star SG; it was about the modern superstar blueprint.