Just recently, Devin Booker of the Phoenix Suns and Hannah Harrison went on a date at Top Golf, a trendy new chain of driving ranges known for its laid-back party vibe. It seems like their relationship is going well.

Hannah Harrison uploaded a video of Devin Booker cutting a golf ball from their private driving stall to her Instagram Stories.

The romance between Devin Booker and Hannah Harrison, which was first revealed towards the year’s conclusion, has blossomed into what appears to be a serious relationship on the rise.

With the Phoenix Suns sitting a whopping 24 games behind the Western Conference lead and 5 slots behind the 8th seed in the Western Conference Finals, Devin Booker may have nothing to look forward to besides this new romance.

To watch Devin Booker mimic the swing of the Top Golf pros, turn to the next page.

Under ‘what-if’ scenario, Lakers Might Sign $79 Million Coach: Report

The Los Angeles Lakers’ list of potential head coach candidates continues to grow, despite rumors that JJ Redick is the overwhelming favorite.

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According to Marc Stein, a longtime insider in the NBA, there is a prospective (albeit improbable) scenario in which Monty Williams could emerge as a contender.

Stein reported on June 5 that “monster Williams” was the subject of a “what-if scenario” recently discussed in coaching circles. “And if the Detroit Pistons were to release Williams after only one season, would he still be a candidate?”

By 2023, Williams had inked the biggest coaching deal in NBA annals. He signed a seven-and-a-half million dollar deal with the Detroit Lions.

However, the Pistons fell 14-68 in his debut season as head coach, leading to a shift of front office personnel.

Williams’ chance of landing a position with the Lakers hinges on how quickly Trajan Langdon gets things done as the team’s new president of basketball operations. So long as his interests align.

“The situation with Williams and the Pistons is still up in the air,” Stein elaborated. “And despite having five years remaining on a contract worth nearly $80 million, Trajan Langdon, the new president of basketball operations for the Detroit Pistons, is currently evaluating Williams.”

It is usually not possible to judge a coach based on a single season with any roster.

There will be other teams interested in signing Williams if Detroit fires him.