Grayson Allen: Booker is the top passer. As long as he breaks through, I will keep running

Today, Grayson Allen was interviewed after training.

When asked how he viewed Booker's growth as a top passer, Allen said Booker's passing ability was not a new trait that has just emerged recently. He said: "Book himself is also a top scorer, but he never regards passing as the last choice. As long as his teammates appear to have an open position, he will pass the ball as soon as possible; if he detects the changes in the defensive formation in advance, he will not force the attack, but pass the ball in time. When he breaks into the penalty area, his excellent footwork and mid-range shooting ability allow him to finish the end at any time, but even so, as long as he sees his open teammates, he will still choose to pass the ball. So my current idea is that as long as he breaks with the ball, I will keep running, and once the passing opportunity appears, he will create a pass window for him. In the past three years, his ability to interpret defense and make passing decisions has been excellent. I don't think his passing is a new evolutionary skill, but I'm sure we will see more of such wonderful passes this year."

The first game of the preseason, the Suns beat the Lakers 103-81. Booker only played in three quarters. In 25 minutes, he made 8 of 19 shots, 2 of 6 three-pointers, and 6 of 8 free throws, easily scoring 24 points, 2 rebounds, 7 assists and 1 block, with plus or negative value +22.