Phoenix Suns Draft Watch
Jun 23, 2011, 6:23 PM | Updated: 6:46 pm
With all the NBA mock drafts and speculation out there we decided it was time for someone to simplify the entire process. With that in mind we put together our Suns NBA Draft Watch where you can find out who’s moving up, who’s moving down and who’s just not moving at all.
| Rank | Player | Reason |
#1 |
 Iman Shumpert, PG, Georgia Tech |
He’s quickly becoming the favorite. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
#2 |
 Markieff Morris, PF, Kansas |
It’s down to him and Shumpert. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
#3 |
 Tristan Thompson, PF, Texas |
He only dropped on our list because he could go as high as No. 4 to Cleveland. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #4 |
 Kemba Walker, PG, Connecticut |
Walker may be dropping in the draft but he’s moving up our list. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #5 |
 Chris Singleton, SF, Florida State |
His strong defense makes him an interesting prospect for the Suns. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #6 |
 Jimmer Fredette, PG, BYU |
It sounds like he may be far down on the Suns list. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #7 |
 Bismack Biyomb, F/C, Congo |
He’s a big man with a lot of raw potential but he’ll probably be long gone by No. 13. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #8 |
 Alec Burks, SG, Colorado |
He has a load of potential and that may intrigue the Suns. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #9 |
 Klay Thompson, SG, Washington State |
His shooting could make him the Suns pick. |
| Rank | Player | Reason |
| #10 |
 Jordan Hamilton, G/F, Texas |
He’s a scorer who is one of the few players in the draft who has 20 point a game potential but questions remain. |
