The Phoenix Suns need a point guard.
Kendall Marshall is as true a point guard as the 2012 Draft has to offer. It could be a match made in heaven.
If Marshall lasts until the 13th pick the Suns have to seriously consider selecting him over the scoring wings that they also covet. Marshall is the best passer [...]

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The Phoenix Suns most likely won’t select Royce White with the 13th pick.
In fact, it’s almost certain no team in the lottery will draft the 6-foot-8 point forward.
But if the Suns and the rest of the lottery do pass on the former Iowa State standout he could be “the one that got away” when teams [...]

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In theory, Perry Jones III is exactly what the Phoenix Suns need: a kid with the potential to become the face of their franchise.
As it stands now the Suns lack talent, direction, and most importantly starpower. If Jones were to pan out he could inject Phoenix with a boatload of talent, move them in the [...]

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The Phoenix Suns like Dion Waiters.
How much?
If the rumors are true, they like him enough to promise the 6-foot-4, 221-pound combo guard they’ll select him over any other prospect at No. 13 if he’s available. Clearly, like several teams, the Suns are on the Dion Waiters bandwagon, and rightfully so.
Waiters can flat-out put the ball in [...]

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For his entire life Austin Rivers has been under the microscope.
From “Doc’s Kid” to nation’s top high school prospect to leading scorer at arguably the most storied basketball program in the country, Rivers is no stranger to the spotlight.
He’s been faced with enormous expectations since he was a young lad, and while praise has come in bunches, scrutiny has [...]

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There are plenty of knocks on former UConn shooting guard Jeremy Lamb.
At 179 pounds most say he’s too thin. Some say he disappears in games. Others think his shy and reserved personality is partially to blame for UConn’s disjointed season a year ago.
But for all the criticisms and shortcomings, there’s one thing Lamb can do: put [...]

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