The Phoenix Suns could have a couple of interesting names to choose from at the top of the second round if they want to prioritize shooting and defense on the wing.
Grayson Allen, Donte DiVincenzo and Jerome Robinson are among the off-ball guards who could help the Phoenix Suns add offensive punch at the No. 31 pick in the 2018 NBA Draft.
Sure, this year's draft class has an extremely promising top section. But, as you'll learn with Empire of the Suns, there is a surprising amount of depth beyond that.
Former USC Trojans guard De'Anthony Melton is a jumper away from becoming a very promising NBA Draft prospect. He could fit the Phoenix Suns' needs at No. 16.
For the Suns and prospect Zhaire Smith in the NBA Draft, the question is this: Would they take a player with the rawest offensive skillset of any top-20 prospect and put him in a crowded wing group?
Jayson Tatum proved that NBA Draft scouts need not get overly-worried about fitting a mid-range wing into the modern game. Kevin Knox is the next player to challenge that thought.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who left Kentucky for the 2018 NBA Draft after his freshman season, would give the Phoenix Suns defense and another ball handler to put alongside Devin Booker.
Empire of the Suns doesn't have Arizona center Deandre Ayton as the No. 1 overall prospect in the NBA Draft and doesn't believe he should be the pick for the Suns.
The Phoenix Suns could use a premier rim protector and rebounder to learn under Tyson Chandler and Texas A&M's Robert Williams has the upside to be that.
An argument can be made that Luka Doncic is the safer NBA Draft prospect at No. 1 in terms of his floor. But what are his flaws the Phoenix Suns must consider?
A look at lottery trade-up options all the way to Deandre Ayton and Luka Doncic at the top of Empire of the Suns' post-combine 2018 NBA Draft big board.
The NBA Combine's 5-on-5 scrimmages wrapped up on Friday and two sharpshooters stood out that could both be available when the Suns pick at Nos. 16 and 31.
The Phoenix Suns could draft point-wing Luka Doncic at No. 1 in the 2018 NBA Draft, but it would take a lot for them to pass over Arizona Wildcats product Deandre Ayton.
