Phoenix Suns draft history

The draft history of the Phoenix Suns.

## Key

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Abbreviation | Meaning | Abbreviation | Meaning

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G | Guard | PG | Point guard
SG | Shooting guard | F | Forward
SF | Small forward | PF | Power forward
C | Center
Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer |  First overall NBA draft pick |  Selected for an NBA All-Star Game

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## Selections

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Year | Round | Pick | Name | Nationality | Position | From

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1968 | 1  | 8  | Gary Gregor |  United States |  | South Carolina
1968 | 2  | 21  | Dick Cunningham |  United States |  | Murray State
1968 | 3  | 36  | Art Beatty |  |  | American
1968 | 4  | 49  | Rich Jones |  United States |  | Memphis State
1968 | 5  | 64  | Harry Holines |  |  | Denver
1968 | 6  | 77  | Rod Knowles |  |  | Davidson
1968 | 7  | 92  | Charles Parks |  |  | Idaho State
1968 | 8  | 105  | Brian Clare |  |  | Denver
1968 | 9  | 120  | Merv Jackson |  United States |  | Utah
1968 | 10  | 133  | Lee Davis |  United States |  | North Carolina Central
1968 | 11  | 147  | Ron Boone |  United States |  | Idaho State
1968 | 12  | 160  | Bill Davis  |  |  | Arizona
1968 | 13  | 171  | Pat Hobart |  |  | California (Pennsylvania)
1969 | 1  | 2  | Neal Walk |  United States |  | Florida
1969 | 2  | 23  | Gene Williams |  |  | Kansas State
1969 | 3  | 30  | Floyd Kerr |  |  | Colorado State
1969 | 3  | 33  | Lamar Green |  |  | Morehead State
1969 | 3  | 39  | Lloyd Kerr |  |  | Colorado State
1969 | 4  | 44  | Dennis Stewart |  |  | Michigan
1969 | 5  | 58  | Rich Jones |  United States |  | Michigan
1969 | 6  | 72  | Dan Sadlier |  |  | Dayton
1969 | 7  | 86  | Bill Sweek |  |  | UCLA
1969 | 8  | 100  | Bob Edwards  |  |  | Arizona State
1969 | 9  | 114  | Steve Jennings |  |  | USC
1969 | 10  | 128  | Rick Abrahamson |  |  | Oregon
1969 | 11  | 142  | Fred Lind |  |  | Duke
1969 | 12  | 156  | Bob Miller  |  |  | Toledo
1969 | 13  | 169  | Andy White |  |  | UTEP
1969 | 14  | 180  | Marv Schmidt |  |  | Western New Mexico
1969 | 15  | 189  | Bob Beamon |  United States |  | UTEP
1969 | 16  | 195  | Wayne Huckel |  |  | Davidson
1969 | 17  | 201  | Howie Dickenman[a] |  |  | Central Connecticut State
1969 | 18  | 207  | Al Nuness |  |  | Minnesota
1969 | 19  | 212  | Bill Davis  |  |  | Kentucky State
1969 | 20  | 216  | Jim Plump |  |  | Northern Arizona
1970 | 1  | 10  | Greg Howard |  |  | New Mexico
1970 | 2  | 27  | Fred Taylor |  United States |  | Texas-Pan American
1970 | 2  | 29  | Joe DePre |  |  | St. John's
1970 | 3  | 44  | Greg McDivitt |  |  | Ohio
1970 | 3  | 48  | Vann Williford |  United States |  | North Carolina State
1970 | 4  | 61  | Bob Lienhard |  United States |  | Georgia
1970 | 5  | 78  | John Canine |  |  | Ohio
1970 | 6  | 95  | Joe Thomas |  United States |  | Marquette
1970 | 7  | 112  | Heyward Dotson |  |  | Columbia
1970 | 8  | 129  | Steve Patterson |  United States |  | UCLA
1970 | 9  | 146  | Carl Ashley |  |  | Wyoming
1970 | 10  | 163  | Gerhardus Schreur |  |  | Arizona State
1970 | 11  | 178  | Jim Walls  |  |  | Clark College
1970 | 12  | 190  | Ric Cobb |  |  | Marquette
1970 | 13  | 200  | Fred Carpenter |  |  | Hawaii
1970 | 14  | 210  | Chad Calabria |  |  | Iowa
1970 | 15  | 219  | Walt Williams  |  |  | Miami (OH)
1971 | 1  | 14  | John Roche |  |  | South Carolina
1971 | 3  | 48  | Dennis Layton |  |  | USC
1971 | 4  | 65  | Walter Szczerbiak |  |  | George Washington
1971 | 5  | 82  | Ken Gardner |  |  | Utah
1971 | 5  | 84  | Bob Kissane |  |  | Holy Cross
1971 | 6  | 99  | William Graham  |  |  | Kentucky State
1971 | 7  | 116  | Ralph Brateris |  |  | Trenton State
1971 | 8  | 133  | Vernell Ellzy |  |  | Florida State
1971 | 9  | 149  | Mike Johnson  |  |  | Kansas State
1971 | 10  | 165  | Tom Newell |  |  | Hawaii
1971 | 11  | 179  | Paul Leitz |  |  | Western Carolina
1971 | 12  | 192  | Floyd Mason |  |  | Alcorn State
1971 | 13  | 204  | Ron Dorsey |  |  | Tennessee State
1971 | 14  | 213  | Ken Booker |  |  | UCLA
1971 | 15  | 222  | Curtis Carter |  |  | Bishop College
1972 | 1  | 4  | Corky Calhoun |  |  | Pennsylvania
1972 | 3  | 33  | Scott English |  |  | UTEP
1972 | 3  | 34  | Don Buse |  |  | Evansville
1972 | 3  | 42  | Claude Terry |  |  | Stanford
1972 | 4  | 59  | Matt Gantt |  |  | St. Bonaventure
1972 | 5  | 75  | Wardell Dyson |  |  | Shaw College
1972 | 6  | 92  | Charles Edge |  |  | Le Moyne
1972 | 7  | 109  | Bernie Fryer |  |  | Brigham Young
1972 | 8  | 125  | Russell Golden |  |  | Jackson State
1972 | 9  | 140  | Bill Kennedy  |  |  | Arizona State
1972 | 10  | 153  | Al Vilchek |  |  | Louisville
1972 | 11  | 164  | John Belcher |  |  | Arkansas State
1972 | 12  | 172  | Mark Soderberg |  |  | Utah
1972 | 13  | 179  | Kelly Utley |  |  | Shaw College
1972 | 14  | 186  | Ray Golson |  |  | West Texas State
1973 | 1  | 8  | Mike Bantom |  |  | St. Joseph's
1973 | 2  | 33  | Gary Melchionni |  |  | Duke
1973 | 3  | 42  | Joe Reaves |  |  | Bethel
1973 | 3  | 43  | Steve Mitchell  |  |  | Kansas State
1973 | 4  | 60  | Ronnie Robinson |  |  | Memphis State
1973 | 5  | 77  | Clinton Harris |  |  | Iowa State
1973 | 6  | 94  | Gene Doyle |  |  | Holy Cross
1973 | 7  | 111  | Jerry Bisbano |  |  | Southwest Louisiana
1973 | 8  | 128  | Jim Owens |  |  | Arizona State
1973 | 9  | 144  | Sandy Smith  |  |  | Winston-Salem
1973 | 10  | 158  | Claude White |  |  | Elmhurst College
1973 | 11  | 170  | Lynn Greer  |  |  | Virginia State College
1973 | 12  | 179  | Lyman Williamson |  |  | Samford College
1973 | 13  | 186  | Kalevi Sarkalahti |  Finland |  | Brigham Young
1974 | 1  | 4  | John Shumate |  |  | Notre Dame
1974 | 2  | 31  | Fred Saunders |  |  | Syracuse
1974 | 3  | 40  | George Gervin |  |  | Eastern Michigan
1974 | 3  | 49  | Earl Williams |  |  | Winston-Salem
1974 | 4  | 58  | Randy Allen  |  |  | Indiana (PA)
1974 | 5  | 76  | Ralph Bobik |  |  | Creighton
1974 | 6  | 94  | Collis Temple |  |  | LSU
1974 | 7  | 112  | Clyde Dickey |  |  | Boise State
1974 | 8  | 130  | Tom Holland  |  |  | Oklahoma
1974 | 9  | 148  | Ted Evans  |  |  | Oklahoma
1974 | 10  | 165  | Mark Wasley  |  |  | Arizona State
1975 | 1  | 4  | Alvan Adams |  |  | Oklahoma
1975 | 1  | 16  | Ricky Sobers |  |  | UNLV
1975 | 2  | 35  | Allen Murphy |  |  | Louisville
1975 | 2  | 36  | Jimmy Dan Conner |  |  | Kentucky
1975 | 3  | 54  | Bayard Forrest |  |  | Grand Canyon
1975 | 4  | 58  | Sam McCants |  |  | Oral Roberts
1975 | 5  | 76  | Joe Pace |  |  | Coppin State
1975 | 6  | 94  | Biff Burrell |  |  | USC
1975 | 7  | 112  | Dave Edmunds  |  |  | West Georgia
1975 | 8  | 130  | Jack Schrader |  |  | Arizona State
1975 | 9  | 147  | Owen Brown |  |  | Maryland
1975 | 10  | 163  | Mike Moon |  |  | Arizona State
1976 | 1  | 10  | Ron Lee |  |  | Oregon
1976 | 2  | 30  | Al Fleming |  |  | Arizona
1976 | 2  | 33  | Butch Feher |  |  | Vanderbilt
1976 | 3  | 45  | Ira Terrell |  |  | Southern Methodist
1976 | 4  | 62  | Paul Miller  |  |  | Oregon State
1976 | 5  | 79  | Ralph Walker  |  |  | St. Mary's (CA)
1976 | 6  | 97  | Carl Brown  |  |  | Eastern Kentucky
1976 | 7  | 115  | Brad Warble |  |  | Eastern Illinois
1976 | 8  | 133  | Tom DeBerry |  |  | Northern Arizona
1976 | 9  | 150  | John Irving |  |  | Hofstra
1976 | 10  | 166  | Gary Jackson  |  |  | Arizona State
1977 | 1  | 5  | Walter Davis |  |  | North Carolina
1977 | 3  | 66  | Mike Bratz |  |  | Stanford
1977 | 4  | 71  | Greg Griffin |  |  | Idaho State
1977 | 5  | 93  | Cecil Rellford |  |  | St. John's
1977 | 6  | 115  | Billy McKinney |  |  | Northwestern
1977 | 7  | 136  | Alvin Scott |  |  | Oral Roberts
1977 | 8  | 156  | Alvin Joseph |  |  | Oral Roberts
1978 | 1  | 19  | Marty Byrnes |  |  | Syracuse
1978 | 3  | 63  | Joel Kramer |  |  | San Diego State
1978 | 4  | 85  | Bob Miller |  |  | Cincinnati
1978 | 4  | 88  | Wayne Smith |  |  | UC-Irvine
1978 | 5  | 107  | Andre Wakefield |  |  | Loyola-Chicago
1978 | 6  | 128  | Charles Thompson  |  |  | Houston
1978 | 7  | 149  | Steve Malovic |  |  | San Diego State
1978 | 8  | 167  | George Fowler |  |  | Pacific
1978 | 9  | 184  | Nate Stokes |  |  | Grand Canyon
1978 | 10  | 199  | Lewis Cohen |  | PG  | Cal Poly
1979 | 1  | 22  | Kyle Macy |  |  | Kentucky
1979 | 2  | 24  | Johnny High |  |  | Nevada-Reno
1979 | 3  | 64  | Al Green |  United States
Australia |  | LSU
1979 | 4  | 86  | Malcolm Cesare |  |  | Florida
1979 | 5  | 107  | Mark Eaton |  |  | Cypress JC
1979 | 6  | 127  | Dale Shackelford |  |  | Syracuse
1979 | 7  | 147  | Ollie Matson  |  |  | Pepperdine
1979 | 8  | 165  | Charles Jones |  |  | Albany State
1979 | 9  | 196  | Hosea Champine |  |  | Robert Morris (PA)
1979 | 10  | 215  | Korky Nelson |  |  | Santa Clara
1980 | 2  | 42  | Kimberly Belton |  |  | Stanford
1980 | 3  | 59  | John Campbell |  |  | Clemson
1980 | 3  | 65  | Doug True |  |  | UC-Berkeley
1980 | 4  | 88  | Leroy Stampley |  |  | Loyola-Illinois
1980 | 5  | 111  | Mark Stevens  |  |  | Northern Arizona
1980 | 6  | 134  | Coby Leavitt |  |  | Utah
1980 | 7  | 157  | Ron Williams  |  United States |  | Western Montana
1980 | 8  | 175  | Jim Connolly  |  |  | La Salle
1980 | 9  | 196  | Keith French |  |  | North Park
1980 | 10  | 211  | Randy Carroll |  |  | Kansas
1981 | 1  | 20  | Larry Nance |  United States |  | Clemson
1981 | 3  | 62  | Sam Clancy |  |  | Pittsburgh
1981 | 3  | 66  | Craig Dykema |  |  | Long Beach State
1981 | 5  | 112  | Paul Heuerman |  |  | Michigan
1981 | 6  | 135  | Pete Harris |  United States |  | Northeastern
1981 | 7  | 158  | David Williams  |  United States |  | Southern
1981 | 8  | 180  | Steve Risley |  |  | Indiana
1981 | 9  | 200  | Brian Johnson |  |  | Colorado
1981 | 10  | 220  | Felton Sealey |  |  | Oregon
1982 | 1  | 15  | David Thirdkill |  United States |  | Bradley
1982 | 2  | 39  | Kevin Magee |  United States |  | UC-Irvine
1982 | 3  | 61  | Charles Pittman |  United States |  | Maryland
1982 | 4  | 86  | Rory White |  United States |  | South Alabama
1982 | 5  | 108  | Marvin McCrary |  |  | Missouri
1982 | 6  | 130  | Jake Bethany |  |  | Hardin Simmons
1982 | 7  | 155  | Phil Ward |  |  | UNC-Charlotte
1982 | 8  | 177  | Rick Elrod |  |  | Georgetown (KY)
1982 | 9  | 199  | Ken Lyles |  |  | Washington
1982 | 10  | 221  | Dale Wilkinson |  United States |  | Idaho State
1983 | 2  | 28  | Rod Foster |  United States |  | UCLA
1983 | 2  | 45  | Paul Williams |  |  | Arizona State
1983 | 3  | 51  | Dereck Whittenburg |  |  | N.C. State
1983 | 4  | 89  | Sam Mosley |  |  | Nevada-Reno
1983 | 5  | 113  | Rick Lamb |  |  | Illinois State
1983 | 6  | 135  | Edward Bona |  |  | Fordham
1983 | 7  | 159  | Fred Brown  |  United States |  | Virginia Comm.
1983 | 8  | 181  | Mike Mulquin |  |  | Villanova
1983 | 9  | 204  | Joe Dykstra |  |  | Western Illinois
1983 | 10  | 224  | Bo Overton |  United States |  | Oklahoma
1984 | 1  | 13  | Jay Humphries |  United States |  | Colorado
1984 | 2  | 36  | Charles Jones |  United States |  | Louisville
1984 | 3  | 59  | Murray Jarman |  |  | Clemson
1984 | 4  | 82  | Jeff Collins |  |  | UNLV
1984 | 5  | 105  | Bill Flye |  |  | Richmond
1984 | 6  | 128  | Herman Veal |  |  | Maryland
1984 | 7  | 151  | Raymond Crenshaw |  |  | Oklahoma State
1984 | 8  | 174  | Mark Fothergill |  |  | Maryland
1984 | 9  | 196  | Buddy Cox |  |  | Bellarmine
1984 | 10  | 218  | Ezra Hill |  |  | Liberty Baptist
1985 | 1  | 10  | Ed Pinckney |  United States |  | Villanova
1985 | 2  | 32  | Nick Vanos |  United States |  | Santa Clara
1985 | 3  | 56  | Jerry Everett |  |  | Lamar
1985 | 4  | 78  | Granger Hall |  United States |  | Temple
1985 | 5  | 102  | Shawn Campbell |  |  | Weber State
1985 | 6  | 124  | Charles Rayne |  |  | Temple
1985 | 7  | 148  | Georgi Glouchkov |  Bulgaria |  | Akademik Varna (Bulgaria)
1986 | 1  | 6  | William Bedford |  United States |  | Memphis State
1986 | 2  | 31  | Joe Ward |  United States |  | Dayton
1986 | 2  | 39  | Rafael Addison |  United States |  | Syracuse
1986 | 2  | 46  | Jeff Hornacek |  United States |  | Iowa State
1986 | 3  | 55  | Kenny Gattison |  United States |  | Old Dominion
1986 | 4  | 77  | Grant Gondrezick |  United States |  | Pepperdine
1986 | 5  | 101  | Greg Spurling |  |  | Carson-Newman
1986 | 6  | 123  | Jim McCaffrey  |  |  | Holy Cross
1986 | 7  | 147  | Damon Goodwin |  |  | Dayton
1987 | 1  | 2  | Armon Gilliam |  United States |  | UNLV
1987 | 2  | 46  | Bruce Dalrymple |  |  | Georgia Tech
1987 | 3  | 53  | Winston Crite |  United States |  | Texas A&M
1987 | 4  | 76  | Steve Beck  |  United States |  | Arizona State
1987 | 5  | 99  | Brent Counts |  |  | Pacific
1987 | 6  | 122  | Marcel Boyce |  |  | Akron
1987 | 7  | 145  | Ron Singleton  |  |  | Grand Canyon University
1988 | 1  | 7  | Tim Perry |  United States |  | Temple
1988 | 1  | 14  | Dan Majerle |  United States |  | Central Michigan
1988 | 2  | 28  | Andrew Lang |  United States |  | Arkansas
1988 | 2  | 38  | Dean Garrett |  United States |  | Indiana
1988 | 2  | 50  | Steve Kerr |  United States |  | Arizona
1988 | 3  | 55  | Rodney Johns |  |  | Grand Canyon
1989 | 1  | 24  | Anthony Cook[b] |  United States |  | Arizona
1989 | 2  | 46  | Ricky Blanton |  United States |  | LSU
1989 | 2  | 51  | Mike Morrison |  |  | Loyola Marymount
1989 | 2  | 52  | Greg Grant |  United States |  | Trenton State
1990 | 1  | 21  | Jayson Williams |  United States |  | St. John's
1990 | 2  | 31  | Negele Knight |  United States |  | Dayton
1990 | 2  | 48  | Cedric Ceballos |  United States |  | Cal State Fullerton
1990 | 2  | 50  | Miloš Babić[c] |  Yugoslavia (now  Serbia)  |  | Tennessee Tech
1991 | 2  | 32  | Chad Gallagher |  United States |  | Creighton
1991 | 2  | 46  | Richard Dumas |  United States |  | Oklahoma State
1991 | 2  | 50  | Joey Wright |  United States |  | Texas
1992 | 1  | 22  | Oliver Miller |  United States |  | Arkansas
1992 | 2  | 48  | Brian Davis |  United States |  | Duke
1992 | 2  | 49  | Ron Ellis |  |  | Louisiana Tech
1993 | 1  | 27  | Malcolm Mackey |  United States |  | Georgia Tech
1993 | 2  | 49  | Mark Buford |  |  | Mississippi Valley State
1993 | 2  | 54  | Byron Wilson |  |  | Utah
1994 | 1  | 23  | Wesley Person |  United States |  | Auburn
1994 | 2  | 29  | Antonio Lang |  United States |  | Duke
1994 | 2  | 50  | Charles Claxton |  United States |  | Georgia
1994 | 2  | 52  | Anthony Goldwire |  United States |  | Houston
1995 | 1  | 21  | Michael Finley |  United States |  | Wisconsin
1995 | 1  | 27  | Mario Bennett |  United States |  | Arizona State
1995 | 2  | 56  | Chris Carr |  United States |  | Southern Illinois
1996 | 1  | 15  | Steve Nash |  Canada |  | Santa Clara
1996 | 2  | 39  | Russ Millard |  United States |  | Iowa
1996 | 2  | 43  | Ben Davis |  United States |  | Arizona
1997 | 2  | 42  | Stephen Jackson |  United States |  | Oak Hill High School (VA)
1999 | 1  | 9  | Shawn Marion |  United States |  | UNLV
2000 | 1  | 25  | Iakovos "Jake" Tsakalidis |  Greece
Georgia |  | AEK Athens (Greece)
2001 | 2  | 51  | Alton Ford |  United States |  | Houston
2002 | 1  | 9  | Amaré Stoudemire |  United States |  | Cypress Creek High School (FL)
2002 | 1  | 22  | Casey Jacobsen |  United States |  | Stanford
2003 | 1  | 17  | Žarko Čabarkapa |  Serbia and Montenegro
(now  Serbia & Montenegro)  |  | Budućnost Podgorica (Serbia & Montenegro)
2004 | 1  | 7  | Luol Deng[d] |  Sudan (now  South Sudan[e])
United Kingdom | SF | Duke
2005 | 1  | 21  | Nate Robinson[f] |  United States | PG  | Washington
2005 | 2  | 57  | Marcin Gortat |  Poland | C | RheinEnergie Köln (Germany)
2006 | 1  | 21  | Rajon Rondo[g] |  United States | PG | Kentucky
2006 | 1  | 27  | Sergio Rodríguez[h] |  Spain | PG | Adecco Estudiantes (Spain)
2007 | 1  | 24  | Rudy Fernández[i][j] |  Spain | G  | Joventut Badalona (Spain)
2007 | 1  | 29  | Alando Tucker |  United States | F  | Wisconsin
2007 | 2  | 59  | D. J. Strawberry |  United States | G  | Maryland
2008 | 1  | 15  | Robin Lopez[k] |  United States | F  | Stanford
2008 | 2  | 48  | Malik Hairston[l][m] |  United States | G  | Oregon
2009 | 1  | 14  | Earl Clark |  United States | SF  | Louisville
2009 | 2  | 48  | Taylor Griffin |  United States | SF  | Oklahoma
2009 | 2  | 57  | Emir Preldžič[n][o] |  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Slovenia
Turkey[p] | SF  | Fenerbahçe Ülker (Turkey)[10]
2010 | 2  | 46  | Gani Lawal[q] |  United States | PF  | Georgia Tech
2010 | 2  | 60  | Dwayne Collins[r] |  United States | PF  | Miami (FL)
2011 | 1  | 13  | Markieff Morris |  United States | PF  | Kansas
2012 | 1  | 13  | Kendall Marshall |  United States | PG  | North Carolina
2013 | 1  | 5  | Alex Len |  Ukraine | C  | Maryland
2013 | 1  | 30  | Nemanja Nedović |  Serbia | SG/PG  | Liteuvos Rytas (Lithuania)
2013 | 2  | 57  | Alex Oriakhi |  United States | PF  | Missouri
2014 | 1  | 14  | T. J. Warren |  United States | SF  | North Carolina State
2014 | 1  | 18  | Tyler Ennis |  Canada | PG  | Syracuse
2014 | 1  | 27  | Bogdan Bogdanović |  Serbia | SG  | Partizan Belgrade (Serbia)
2014 | 2  | 50  | Alec Brown |  United States | C/PF  | Wisconsin–Green Bay
2015 | 1  | 13  | Devin Booker |  United States | SG  | Kentucky
2015 | 2  | 44  | Andrew Harrison[s] |  United States | PG  | Kentucky
2016 | 1  | 4  | Dragan Bender |  Croatia[t] | PF/C  | Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
2016 | 1  | 13  | Georgios Papagiannis |  Greece | C  | Panathinaikos Athens (Greece)
2016 | 1  | 28  | Skal Labissière |  Haiti | PF/C  | Kentucky
2016 | 2  | 34  | Tyler Ulis |  United States | PG  | Kentucky
2017 | 1  | 4  | Josh Jackson |  United States | SF  | Kansas
2017  | 2  | 32  | Davon Reed |  United States | SG  | Miami (FL)
2017  | 2  | 54  | Alec Peters |  United States | PF/SF  | Valparaiso
2018 | 1  | 1 | Deandre Ayton |  Bahamas | C  | Arizona
2018  | 1  | 16  | Zhaire Smith |  United States | SG  | Texas Tech
2018  | 2  | 31  | Élie Okobo |  France | PG  | Élan Béarnais Pau-Lacq-Orthez (France)
2018  | 2  | 59  | George King |  United States | SG  | Colorado
2019 | 1  | 6  | Jarrett Culver |  United States | SG  | Texas Tech
2019  | 2  | 32  | KZ Okpala |  United States | SF  | Stanford
2020 | 1  | 10  | Jalen Smith |  United States | PF  | Maryland
2021 | 1  | 29  | Day'Ron Sharpe |  United States | C  | North Carolina
2023 | 2  | 52  | Toumani Camara |  Belgium | SF/PF  | Dayton
2024 | 1  | 28  | Ryan Dunn |  United States | SF  | Virginia
2024 | 2  | 40  | Oso Ighodaro |  United States | C/PF  | Marquette
2025 | 1  | 10  | Khaman Maluach |  South Sudan | C  | Duke
2025 | 2  | 31  | Rasheer Fleming |  United States | PF  | Saint Joseph's
2025 | 2  | 41  | Koby Brea |  United States | SG  | Kentucky

## Footnotes

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1. ^ Listed as Howie Dickerman in the 1968 draft.
2. ^ Cook traded to Detroit for Kenny Battle (#27 overall pick) and Micheal Williams
3. ^ Traded to Cleveland for Stefano Rusconi.
4. ^ Traded to Chicago for Jackson Vroman, cash and a 2005 first round pick (Nate Robinson was later selected).
5. ^ Luol Deng was born in the city of Wau, which at the time of the draft was a part of Sudan. Wau became a part of South Sudan when South Sudan decided to declare for independence in 2011.
6. ^ Traded to New York with Quentin Richardson and future considerations for Kurt Thomas and the draft rights to Dijon Thompson.
7. ^ With Brian Grant to Boston Celtics for a 2007 first round pick (Rudy Fernández was later selected).
8. ^ With James Jones to Portland Trail Blazers for cash.
9. ^ On June 28, 2006, Phoenix acquired Cleveland's 2007 first-round draft pick from Boston in exchange for Brian Grant, the draft rights to Rajon Rondo and cash considerations.[1] Previously, Boston acquired a 2007 first-round draft pick on February 24, 2005 from Cleveland in exchange for Jiří Welsch.[2] Phoenix used the 24th pick to draft Rudy Fernández.
10. ^ Portland acquired James Jones and the draft rights to 24th pick Rudy Fernández from Phoenix in exchange for cash considerations. The trade was finalized on July 11, 2007.[3]
11. ^ On August 19, 2005, Phoenix acquired 2006 and 2008 first-round draft picks and Boris Diaw from Atlanta in exchange for Joe Johnson.[4] Phoenix used the pick to draft Robin Lopez.
12. ^ San Antonio acquired the draft rights to 48th pick Malik Hairston, a second-round draft pick in 2009, and cash considerations from Phoenix in exchange for the draft rights to 45th pick Goran Dragić.[5]
13. ^ On September 17, 2002, Phoenix acquired a 2008 second-round draft pick from Cleveland in exchange for Milt Palacio.[6] Phoenix used the pick to draft Malik Hairston.
14. ^ On July 20, 2007, Phoenix acquired Orlando's 2009 second-round draft pick from Oklahoma City (as Seattle) in exchange for 2008 and 2010 first-round draft picks and Kurt Thomas.[7] Previously, Oklahoma City (as Seattle) acquired a 2009 second-round draft pick on July 11, 2007 from Orlando in exchange for Rashard Lewis.[8] Phoenix used the 57th pick to draft Emir Preldžič.
15. ^ Cleveland acquired the draft rights to 57th pick Emir Preldžič from Phoenix in exchange for cash considerations.[9]
16. ^ Emir Preldžič was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also has Slovenian citizenship and originally competed internationally for Slovenia. However, as of 2014, he has also gained Turkish citizenship and has competed internationally for Turkey instead.[10]
17. ^ On December 10, 2008, Phoenix acquired Jason Richardson, Jared Dudley and a 2010 second-round pick from Charlotte in exchange for Raja Bell, Boris Diaw and Sean Singletary.[11] The Suns used the 46th pick to draft Gani Lawal.
18. ^ On June 25, 2009, Phoenix acquired Ben Wallace, Aleksandar Pavlović, a 2010 second-round pick and cash considerations from Cleveland in exchange for Shaquille O'Neal.[12] The Suns used the 60th pick to draft Dwayne Collins.
19. ^ On June 26, 2015, Phoenix acquired Jon Leuer from the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for the draft rights of Andrew Harrison.
20. ^ Dragan Bender was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but competes internationally for Croatia.

## References

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1. ^ "Celtics Acquire draft Rights to Rajon Rondo and Brian Grant". NBA.com/Celtics. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. June 28, 2006. Retrieved May 2, 2009.
2. ^ "Cavaliers Acquire Jiri Welsch from Celtics". NBA.com/Cavaliers. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. February 24, 2005. Retrieved May 2, 2009.
3. ^ "Trail Blazers Acquire James Jones and draft Rights to Rudy Fernandez, Waive Steve Francis". NBA.com/Blazers. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. July 11, 2007. Retrieved June 28, 2009.
4. ^ "Johnson Trade to Atlanta Completed". NBA.com/Suns. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. August 19, 2005. Retrieved March 29, 2009.
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NBA draft history by team

Eastern
Conference|

| Atlantic|

* Boston Celtics
* Brooklyn Nets
* New York Knicks
* Philadelphia 76ers
* Toronto Raptors

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Central|

* Chicago Bulls
* Cleveland Cavaliers
* Detroit Pistons
* Indiana Pacers
* Milwaukee Bucks

Southeast|

* Atlanta Hawks
* Charlotte Hornets
* Miami Heat
* Orlando Magic
* Washington Wizards

Western
Conference|

| Northwest|

* Denver Nuggets
* Minnesota Timberwolves
* Oklahoma City Thunder
* Portland Trail Blazers
* Utah Jazz

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Pacific|

* Golden State Warriors
* Los Angeles Clippers
* Los Angeles Lakers
* Phoenix Suns
* Sacramento Kings

Southwest|

* Dallas Mavericks
* Houston Rockets
* Memphis Grizzlies
* New Orleans Pelicans
* San Antonio Spurs

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Phoenix Suns

* Founded in 1968
* Based in Phoenix, Arizona

Franchise|

* History
* All-time roster
* Players by number
* Draft history
* 1968
* Records
* Head coaches
* Seasons
* Current season

Arenas|

* Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
* PHX Arena

Personnel|

Owner(s)
Mat Ishbia and Justin Ishbia
General manager
Brian Gregory
Head coach
Jordan Ott
CEO
Josh Bartelstein

G League affiliate|

* Valley Suns

Retired numbers|

* 5
* 6
* 7
* 9
* 13
* 24
* 31
* 32
* 33
* 34
* 42
* 44

Rivalries|

* Los Angeles Lakers
* San Antonio Spurs

Culture and lore|

* Ring of Honor
* The Suns Gorilla
* Jerry Colangelo
* Cotton Fitzsimmons
* John MacLeod
* Gar Heard
* 07 Seconds or Less
* Mixed Company
* Amar'e Stoudemire
* Shawn Marion
* Steve Nash
* Dan Majerle
* Al McCoy
* Joe Proski
* NBA outdoor games
* Stan Richards
* Arizona's Family Sports

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