The Suns have been in a series of troubles lately, and the team's offensive and defensive systems seem to be in disarray, and all of this seems to have something to do with the playing style of the team's two core players, Durant and Booker. Durant has said in an interview that Booker has the same accurate three-point shooting as Curry, and hopes that Booker can run as much without the ball as Curry. Booker, however, does not seem to agree with this suggestion.
After today's practice, Booker was interviewed and talked about Durant's proposal. "We all have our own way of playing," he said. I'm learning how to be a better point guard, I can shout tactics, and my ball-handling ability is underrated. Durant's advice was that I could make my teammates better, but I had my own style of play. I won't take his advice, but I'll reflect on myself. ”
Booker further explained, "Curry has his strengths, and I have mine. Curry and I are completely different styles of play. We all have our own characteristics, and we can't blindly imitate someone just because they're the top scorer. I've been trying to find my own style of play and I'm constantly learning and improving along the way. ”
Booker's remarks were clearly in response to Durant's suggestion that he and Curry are different players with different styles of play and should not try to imitate others. At the same time, he also expressed his determination to become a better point guard, and admitted that he still needs to improve in terms of ball handling.
For the Suns, what is most needed at the moment is trust and cooperation between players. The team's recent poor results are largely due to the lack of an effective tactical system and a lack of understanding and trust among the players. If the conflict between Durant and Booker continues, then the team's record may continue to decline. 
However, Booker's words also remind us that basketball is a team sport and each player has their own characteristics and strengths. In the game, we need to make the most of our strengths, but we also need to trust our team-mates and cooperate with them. Only in this way can we really give full play to the strength of the team and achieve better results.
In short, Booker and Durant's advice is not contradictory, they are both for the team to achieve better results. However, we also need to recognize the different characteristics of each player and not blindly imitate others. Only on the basis of giving full play to their own advantages can they truly improve the combat effectiveness of the team.