Assuming the Phoenix Suns keep the fourth overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, here’s a look at five prospects they should consider selecting.
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Heading into the 2016 NBA Draft, the Phoenix Suns have plenty of options. Aside from possessing four picks in the top-34, general manager Ryan McDonough will have a bevy of upcoming free agents, disgruntled stars and possible trade packages to sift through this summer.
With a collection of young but movable assets, the Suns have a ton of flexibility to make a move in any direction. Navigating such open waters may prove to be impossible if the goal is a one-year turnaround, but with three first round picks to work with, McDonough has weapons at his disposal.
Assuming that packaging some or all of those picks to land a franchise player becomes impossible, however, what should the Suns actually do with their first round picks?
In the weeks leading up to the draft, we’ll be taking a look at each selection the Suns own and laying out the top prospects at that spot. To get things started, here’s a look at the five best draft options for the Phoenix Suns with the fourth overall pick.
Honorable Mention: Marquese Chriss
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