A High-Upside and High-Floor NBA Draft Target for the Phoenix Suns

Queen boasts upside as the next star advantage creator from the center position. He's a strong and crafty driver who can leverage physicality, sleek footwork, and soft touch to feast inside the arc. However, he's undersized for a center and his immobility makes him a poor defender. The 6-foot-9 big man's weaknesses may make it an uphill battle for him to bring NBA value, but if he's able to impose his unique creation ability at the next level, the Suns may be able to get a valuable offensive star next to Booker.

High-Floor Target: Collin Murray-Boyles (South Carolina)

During their brief "big three" era with Bradley Beal, Durant, and Booker, the Suns always lacked complementary teammates to defend next to the squad's many offensive stars. They learned the hard way that quality two-way players are hard to find at a reasonable price in the trade market, so they are often best developed through the draft.

They tried their hand at it by selecting Ryan Dunn last year, and could add to this budding wing core with Murray-Boyles, who projects as a two-way contributor in his own right. He boasts great positional size at 6-foot-7 and 240 lbs with a 7-foot-1 wingspan, which he combines with great timing to be an incredible wing defender. This physicality and awareness also manifests itself on the offensive end, where the 20-year-old is a relentless driver and shrewd passer. With this foundation of in-demand two-way skills, Murray-Boyles serves as a high-floor option for the Suns, who could potentially develop him into a valuable starter.