One of the biggest storylines to come out of the Western Conference Finals between the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Clippers has been Devin Booker's broken nose. Apparently, Suns teammate Deandre Ayton thought it was a great idea to hilariously roast Booker and his unfortunate facial injury with his pre-game outfit.

Ayton wore his custom-designed black tee loud and proud as the Suns center made his way to Staples Center for Game 4 on Saturday (h/t Bleacher Report on Twitter):

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That's some epic savagery from Deandre Ayton. He showed no mercy for Booker, who himself has been forced to wear a face mask during games to protect the injury.

Booker hasn't responded to his Suns teammate's roasting but it's all in good fun, though. As a matter of fact, Ayton could even argue that his shirt serves as a testament to Booker's ability to play through injuries. Not even a broken nose is going to prevent Phoenix's superstar from taking the court.

Ayton, Booker, and the rest of the Suns are looking to steal one game from the Clippers' home floor. LA was able to cut down the series deficit to 2-1 from their Game 3 victory, but Phoenix has a tremendous opportunity to take a commanding 3-1 lead in Game 4 on Saturday, which will clearly put them in the drivers' seat in this series.

While it may have sounded improbable a few months ago, the Phoenix Suns are now just two victories away from reaching the NBA Finals.