Devin Booker Becomes Phoenix Suns' All-Time Leading Scorer in Historic Night

The 28-year-old surpassed Walter Davis' nearly 39-year-old record with a third-quarter three-pointer during an overtime loss to the Trail Blazers.

Devin Booker broke the Suns' all-time scoring record with a three-pointer in the third quarter, reaching 15,678 career points and surpassing Walter Davis' 15,666 mark set in 1986.
Booker achieved the milestone in his 10th NBA season and 642nd game, 124 fewer games than it took Davis to set the record.
Despite Booker's 34-point performance, the Suns lost 121-119 in overtime to the Portland Trail Blazers, with former teammate Deandre Ayton contributing 25 points and 20 rebounds for Portland.
Booker expressed gratitude for the recognition, which included tributes from the Suns organization, his family, and even Portland fans and players during the game.
As the franchise leader in scoring and three-pointers, Booker reaffirmed his commitment to Phoenix, drawing comparisons to Kobe Bryant for his loyalty to a single team.