Suns star Devin Booker worried about Hooters’ demise as bankruptcy looms
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Devin Booker wants to save Hooters.
The Phoenix Suns guard is pleading for Hooters not to go in wake of the news that the iconic restaurant chain may be heading for bankruptcy.
The comments came just one day after Bloomberg reported that Hooters of America is negotiating with creditors to restructure its $300 million debt through a Chapter 11 filing.
Following a 121-117 win against the Chicago Bulls — where Booker contributed 29 points, eight assists, and two steals — Booker took to X and posted a heartfelt plea: “Plz don’t go Hooters.”
With his season averages at 26 points and 6.7 assists, Booker’s message resonated with many who remember his early days.
He’s apparently always been a fan of the famed chain restaurant.
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