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Senior writer for @TheAthletic based in Arizona. #girldad IU grad
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Suns took a chance on Koa Peat, but this draft selection represents so much more Original

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By Doug Haller Verified
| The Athletic Verified
During the weeks leading up to the NBA Draft, and even in the hours that followed, Koa Peat’s jump shot was a major discussion point. Last season, the University of Arizona freshman shot 20 3-pointers and made only seven. For this reason, many within the basketball industry thought Peat’s best bet was to stay in college. Peat came out anyway.
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For Suns’ Devin Booker, new number opens new chapter in search of better ending Original

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By Doug Haller Verified
| The Athletic Verified
PHOENIX — The Father’s Day video posted Sunday stretched nearly nine minutes, and it was awesome. Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker walked with his dad in the Flagstaff High School gymnasium toward a rack where seven jerseys hung. All revealed Booker’s new jersey number — 15. Melvin Booker appeared touched. He had worn 15 during his college days at Missouri, where he was an All-American guard as a senior. “I don’t even know what to say, son,” Melvin Booker said in the video.
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QB Jacoby Brissett attends Cardinals minicamp after skipping OTAs over contract dispute Original

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By Doug Haller Verified
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TEMPE, Ariz. — Quarterback Jacoby Brissett and linebacker Josh Sweat attended the Arizona Cardinals mandatory minicamp Tuesday, but neither player practiced. The projected starter, Brissett has been a top storyline of the Cardinals’ offseason, even though he has not been around. The veteran QB skipped voluntary organized team activities as he tries to get management to restructure his contract.
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