The 2016-17 campaign was an interesting one for Trevor Booker. After inking a 2 year, 18 million contract the previous offseason, Booker found himself penciled into the starting PF role. Booker found much initial success, as he averaged 10.2 and 8.5 in 51 games (43 starts) before the All Star Break.
However, he struggled a bit after the break, as his points, rebounds, and minutes fell in his new bench role. This was most likely fatigue, as Booker played the most minutes of his career last season since 2011-12 (his second season).
Even with this slight regression, it is likely Booker sees a slight increase in minutes this upcoming season.