The Phoenix Suns selected two players with a combined eight-years college experience. So how will Ty Jerome and Cam Johnson fit in a lineup with Devin Booker?
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The Phoenix Suns are reported to wanting to find a combo-guard this offseason. Nickeil Alexander could be a solid acquisition to develop as a backup.
The Phoenix Suns might be in need of a backup center, and should they trade back in the draft, Bruno Fernando could b a perfect target.
The Phoenix Suns are in prime position to swap their pick with a later pick and get a veteran in return. If they drop back, Nassir Little could be a target.
Due to a lack of sample size from both Darius Garland and Sekou Dounbouya, this Phoenix Suns Squared is going to take a look at two potential picks.
There is a real chance that the Phoenix Suns select 7th in the NBA Draft - and can't trade the pick. Rui Hachimura might be the best available player.
Richaun Holmes won't be around forever. Could Texas center Jaxson Hayes be the Phoenix Suns' next young backup to Deandre Ayton?
There is no more exciting player in the NBA Draft than Zion Williamson. How would his game translate if the Phoenix Suns were fortunate enough to draft him?
The Phoenix Suns are in desperate need of a point guard, and the best available, through any means of acquisition, will likely be Ja Morant.
If they keep their draft pick, the Phoenix Suns want to draft a star regardless of position. RJ Barrett has that capability.
If the Phoenix Suns fall out of the Ja Morant sweepstakes, they might find a diamond in the rough starting point guard in North Carolina's Coby White.