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Phoenix Suns draft history

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Thedraft history of thePhoenix Suns.

Key

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AbbreviationMeaningAbbreviationMeaning
GGuardPGPoint guard
SGShooting guardFForward
SFSmall forwardPFPower forward
CCenter
Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer First overall NBA draft pick Selected for an NBA All-Star Game

Selections

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YearRoundPickNameNationalityPositionFrom
196818Gary Gregor United StatesSouth Carolina
1968221Dick Cunningham United StatesMurray State
1968336Art BeattyAmerican
1968449Rich Jones United StatesMemphis State
1968564Harry HolinesDenver
1968677Rod KnowlesDavidson
1968792Charles ParksIdaho State
19688105Brian ClareDenver
19689120Merv Jackson United StatesUtah
196810133Lee Davis United StatesNorth Carolina Central
196811147Ron Boone United StatesIdaho State
196812160Bill DavisArizona
196813171Pat HobartCalifornia (Pennsylvania)
196912Neal Walk United StatesFlorida
1969223Gene WilliamsKansas State
1969330Floyd KerrColorado State
1969333Lamar GreenMorehead State
1969339Lloyd KerrColorado State
1969444Dennis StewartMichigan
1969558Rich Jones United StatesMichigan
1969672Dan SadlierDayton
1969786Bill SweekUCLA
19698100Bob EdwardsArizona State
19699114Steve JenningsUSC
196910128Rick AbrahamsonOregon
196911142Fred LindDuke
196912156Bob MillerToledo
196913169Andy WhiteUTEP
196914180Marv SchmidtWestern New Mexico
196915189Bob Beamon United StatesUTEP
196916195Wayne HuckelDavidson
196917201Howie Dickenman[a]Central Connecticut State
196918207Al NunessMinnesota
196919212Bill DavisKentucky State
196920216Jim PlumpNorthern Arizona
1970110Greg HowardNew Mexico
1970227Fred Taylor United StatesTexas-Pan American
1970229Joe DePreSt. John's
1970344Greg McDivittOhio
1970348Vann Williford United StatesNorth Carolina State
1970461Bob Lienhard United StatesGeorgia
1970578John CanineOhio
1970695Joe Thomas United StatesMarquette
19707112Heyward DotsonColumbia
19708129Steve Patterson United StatesUCLA
19709146Carl AshleyWyoming
197010163Gerhardus SchreurArizona State
197011178Jim WallsClark College
197012190Ric CobbMarquette
197013200Fred CarpenterHawaii
197014210Chad CalabriaIowa
197015219Walt WilliamsMiami (OH)
1971114John RocheSouth Carolina
1971348Dennis LaytonUSC
1971465Walter SzczerbiakGeorge Washington
1971582Ken GardnerUtah
1971584Bob KissaneHoly Cross
1971699William GrahamKentucky State
19717116Ralph BraterisTrenton State
19718133Vernell EllzyFlorida State
19719149Mike JohnsonKansas State
197110165Tom NewellHawaii
197111179Paul LeitzWestern Carolina
197112192Floyd MasonAlcorn State
197113204Ron DorseyTennessee State
197114213Ken BookerUCLA
197115222Curtis CarterBishop College
197214Corky CalhounPennsylvania
1972333Scott EnglishUTEP
1972334Don BuseEvansville
1972342Claude TerryStanford
1972459Matt GanttSt. Bonaventure
1972575Wardell DysonShaw College
1972692Charles EdgeLe Moyne
19727109Bernie FryerBrigham Young
19728125Russell GoldenJackson State
19729140Bill KennedyArizona State
197210153Al VilchekLouisville
197211164John BelcherArkansas State
197212172Mark SoderbergUtah
197213179Kelly UtleyShaw College
197214186Ray GolsonWest Texas State
197318Mike BantomSt. Joseph's
1973233Gary MelchionniDuke
1973342Joe ReavesBethel
1973343Steve MitchellKansas State
1973460Ronnie RobinsonMemphis State
1973577Clinton HarrisIowa State
1973694Gene DoyleHoly Cross
19737111Jerry BisbanoSouthwest Louisiana
19738128Jim OwensArizona State
19739144Sandy SmithWinston-Salem
197310158Claude WhiteElmhurst College
197311170Lynn GreerVirginia State College
197312179Lyman WilliamsonSamford College
197313186Kalevi Sarkalahti FinlandBrigham Young
197414John ShumateNotre Dame
1974231Fred SaundersSyracuse
1974340George GervinEastern Michigan
1974349Earl WilliamsWinston-Salem
1974458Randy AllenIndiana (PA)
1974576Ralph BobikCreighton
1974694Collis TempleLSU
19747112Clyde DickeyBoise State
19748130Tom HollandOklahoma
19749148Ted EvansOklahoma
197410165Mark WasleyArizona State
197514Alvan AdamsOklahoma
1975116Ricky SobersUNLV
1975235Allen MurphyLouisville
1975236Jimmy Dan ConnerKentucky
1975354Bayard ForrestGrand Canyon
1975458Sam McCantsOral Roberts
1975576Joe PaceCoppin State
1975694Biff BurrellUSC
19757112Dave EdmundsWest Georgia
19758130Jack SchraderArizona State
19759147Owen BrownMaryland
197510163Mike MoonArizona State
1976110Ron LeeOregon
1976230Al FlemingArizona
1976233Butch FeherVanderbilt
1976345Ira TerrellSouthern Methodist
1976462Paul MillerOregon State
1976579Ralph WalkerSt. Mary's (CA)
1976697Carl BrownEastern Kentucky
19767115Brad WarbleEastern Illinois
19768133Tom DeBerryNorthern Arizona
19769150John IrvingHofstra
197610166Gary JacksonArizona State
197715Walter DavisNorth Carolina
1977366Mike BratzStanford
1977471Greg GriffinIdaho State
1977593Cecil RellfordSt. John's
19776115Billy McKinneyNorthwestern
19777136Alvin ScottOral Roberts
19778156Alvin JosephOral Roberts
1978119Marty ByrnesSyracuse
1978363Joel KramerSan Diego State
1978485Bob MillerCincinnati
1978488Wayne SmithUC-Irvine
19785107Andre WakefieldLoyola-Chicago
19786128Charles ThompsonHouston
19787149Steve MalovicSan Diego State
19788167George FowlerPacific
19789184Nate StokesGrand Canyon
197810199Lewis CohenPGCal Poly
1979122Kyle MacyKentucky
1979224Johnny HighNevada-Reno
1979364Al Green United States
 Australia		LSU
1979486Malcolm CesareFlorida
19795107Mark EatonCypress JC
19796127Dale ShackelfordSyracuse
19797147Ollie MatsonPepperdine
19798165Charles JonesAlbany State
19799196Hosea ChampineRobert Morris (PA)
197910215Korky NelsonSanta Clara
1980242Kimberly BeltonStanford
1980359John CampbellClemson
1980365Doug TrueUC-Berkeley
1980488Leroy StampleyLoyola-Illinois
19805111Mark StevensNorthern Arizona
19806134Coby LeavittUtah
19807157Ron Williams United StatesWestern Montana
19808175Jim ConnollyLa Salle
19809196Keith FrenchNorth Park
198010211Randy CarrollKansas
1981120Larry Nance United StatesClemson
1981362Sam ClancyPittsburgh
1981366Craig DykemaLong Beach State
19815112Paul HeuermanMichigan
19816135Pete Harris United StatesNortheastern
19817158David Williams United StatesSouthern
19818180Steve RisleyIndiana
19819200Brian JohnsonColorado
198110220Felton SealeyOregon
1982115David Thirdkill United StatesBradley
1982239Kevin Magee United StatesUC-Irvine
1982361Charles Pittman United StatesMaryland
1982486Rory White United StatesSouth Alabama
19825108Marvin McCraryMissouri
19826130Jake BethanyHardin Simmons
19827155Phil WardUNC-Charlotte
19828177Rick ElrodGeorgetown (KY)
19829199Ken LylesWashington
198210221Dale Wilkinson United StatesIdaho State
1983228Rod Foster United StatesUCLA
1983245Paul WilliamsArizona State
1983351Dereck WhittenburgN.C. State
1983489Sam MosleyNevada-Reno
19835113Rick LambIllinois State
19836135Edward BonaFordham
19837159Fred Brown United StatesVirginia Comm.
19838181Mike MulquinVillanova
19839204Joe DykstraWestern Illinois
198310224Bo Overton United StatesOklahoma
1984113Jay Humphries United StatesColorado
1984236Charles Jones United StatesLouisville
1984359Murray JarmanClemson
1984482Jeff CollinsUNLV
19845105Bill FlyeRichmond
19846128Herman VealMaryland
19847151Raymond CrenshawOklahoma State
19848174Mark FothergillMaryland
19849196Buddy CoxBellarmine
198410218Ezra HillLiberty Baptist
1985110Ed Pinckney United StatesVillanova
1985232Nick Vanos United StatesSanta Clara
1985356Jerry EverettLamar
1985478Granger Hall United StatesTemple
19855102Shawn CampbellWeber State
19856124Charles RayneTemple
19857148Georgi Glouchkov BulgariaAkademik Varna(Bulgaria)
198616William Bedford United StatesMemphis State
1986231Joe Ward United StatesDayton
1986239Rafael Addison United StatesSyracuse
1986246Jeff Hornacek United StatesIowa State
1986355Kenny Gattison United StatesOld Dominion
1986477Grant Gondrezick United StatesPepperdine
19865101Greg SpurlingCarson-Newman
19866123Jim McCaffreyHoly Cross
19867147Damon GoodwinDayton
198712Armon Gilliam United StatesUNLV
1987246Bruce DalrympleGeorgia Tech
1987353Winston Crite United StatesTexas A&M
1987476Steve Beck United StatesArizona State
1987599Brent CountsPacific
19876122Marcel BoyceAkron
19877145Ron SingletonGrand Canyon University
198817Tim Perry United StatesTemple
1988114Dan Majerle United StatesCentral Michigan
1988228Andrew Lang United StatesArkansas
1988238Dean Garrett United StatesIndiana
1988250Steve Kerr United StatesArizona
1988355Rodney JohnsGrand Canyon
1989124Anthony Cook[b] United StatesArizona
1989246Ricky Blanton United StatesLSU
1989251Mike MorrisonLoyola Marymount
1989252Greg Grant United StatesTrenton State
1990121Jayson Williams United StatesSt. John's
1990231Negele Knight United StatesDayton
1990248Cedric Ceballos United StatesCal State Fullerton
1990250Miloš Babić[c] Yugoslavia (now Serbia)Tennessee Tech
1991232Chad Gallagher United StatesCreighton
1991246Richard Dumas United StatesOklahoma State
1991250Joey Wright United StatesTexas
1992122Oliver Miller United StatesArkansas
1992248Brian Davis United StatesDuke
1992249Ron EllisLouisiana Tech
1993127Malcolm Mackey United StatesGeorgia Tech
1993249Mark BufordMississippi Valley State
1993254Byron WilsonUtah
1994123Wesley Person United StatesAuburn
1994229Antonio Lang United StatesDuke
1994250Charles Claxton United StatesGeorgia
1994252Anthony Goldwire United StatesHouston
1995121Michael Finley United StatesWisconsin
1995127Mario Bennett United StatesArizona State
1995256Chris Carr United StatesSouthern Illinois
1996115Steve Nash CanadaSanta Clara
1996239Russ Millard United StatesIowa
1996243Ben Davis United StatesArizona
1997242Stephen Jackson United StatesOak Hill High School (VA)
199919Shawn Marion United StatesUNLV
2000125Iakovos "Jake" Tsakalidis Greece
 Georgia		AEK Athens(Greece)
2001251Alton Ford United StatesHouston
200219Amaré Stoudemire United StatesCypress Creek High School (FL)
2002122Casey Jacobsen United StatesStanford
2003117Žarko Čabarkapa Serbia and Montenegro
(now Serbia & Montenegro)		Budućnost Podgorica(Serbia & Montenegro)
200417Luol Deng[d] Sudan (nowSouth SudanSouth Sudan[e])
 United Kingdom		SFDuke
2005121Nate Robinson[f] United StatesPGWashington
2005257Marcin Gortat PolandCRheinEnergie Köln(Germany)
2006121Rajon Rondo[g] United StatesPGKentucky
2006127Sergio Rodríguez[h] SpainPGAdecco Estudiantes(Spain)
2007124Rudy Fernández[i][j] SpainGJoventut Badalona(Spain)
2007129Alando Tucker United StatesFWisconsin
2007259D. J. Strawberry United StatesGMaryland
2008115Robin Lopez[k] United StatesFStanford
2008248Malik Hairston[l][m] United StatesGOregon
2009114Earl Clark United StatesSFLouisville
2009248Taylor Griffin United StatesSFOklahoma
2009257Emir Preldžič[n][o] Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Slovenia
 Turkey[p]		SFFenerbahçe Ülker(Turkey)[10]
2010246Gani Lawal[q] United StatesPFGeorgia Tech
2010260Dwayne Collins[r] United StatesPFMiami (FL)
2011113Markieff Morris United StatesPFKansas
2012113Kendall Marshall United StatesPGNorth Carolina
201315Alex Len UkraineCMaryland
2013130Nemanja Nedović SerbiaSG/PGLiteuvos Rytas(Lithuania)
2013257Alex Oriakhi United StatesPFMissouri
2014114T. J. Warren United StatesSFNorth Carolina State
2014118Tyler Ennis CanadaPGSyracuse
2014127Bogdan Bogdanović SerbiaSGPartizan Belgrade(Serbia)
2014250Alec Brown United StatesC/PFWisconsin–Green Bay
2015113Devin Booker United StatesSGKentucky
2015244Andrew Harrison[s] United StatesPGKentucky
201614Dragan Bender Croatia[t]PF/CMaccabi Tel Aviv(Israel)
2016113Georgios Papagiannis GreeceCPanathinaikos Athens(Greece)
2016128Skal Labissière HaitiPF/CKentucky
2016234Tyler Ulis United StatesPGKentucky
201714Josh Jackson United StatesSFKansas
2017232Davon Reed United StatesSGMiami (FL)
2017254Alec Peters United StatesPF/SFValparaiso
201811Deandre Ayton BahamasCArizona
2018116Zhaire Smith United StatesSGTexas Tech
2018231Élie Okobo FrancePGÉlan Béarnais Pau-Lacq-Orthez (France)
2018259George King United StatesSGColorado
201916Jarrett Culver United StatesSGTexas Tech
2019232KZ Okpala United StatesSFStanford
2020110Jalen Smith United StatesPFMaryland
2021129Day'Ron Sharpe United StatesCNorth Carolina
2023252Toumani Camara BelgiumSF/PFDayton
2024128Ryan Dunn United StatesSFVirginia
2024240Oso Ighodaro United StatesC/PFMarquette
2025110Khaman Maluach South SudanCDuke
2025231Rasheer Fleming United StatesPFSaint Joseph's
2025241Koby Brea United StatesSGKentucky

Footnotes

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  1. ^Listed as HowieDickerman in the 1968 draft.
  2. ^Cook traded toDetroit forKenny Battle (#27 overall pick) andMicheal Williams
  3. ^Traded toCleveland forStefano Rusconi.
  4. ^Traded toChicago forJackson Vroman, cash and a 2005 first round pick (Nate Robinson was later selected).
  5. ^Luol Deng was born in the city ofWau, which at the time of the draft was a part ofSudan. Wau became a part of South Sudan when South Sudan decided to declare for independence in 2011.
  6. ^ Traded toNew York withQuentin Richardson and future considerations forKurt Thomas and the draft rights toDijon Thompson.
  7. ^WithBrian Grant toBoston Celtics for a 2007 first round pick (Rudy Fernández was later selected).
  8. ^WithJames Jones toPortland Trail Blazers for cash.
  9. ^On June 28, 2006, Phoenix acquired Cleveland's 2007 first-round draft pick from Boston in exchange forBrian Grant, the draft rights toRajon Rondo and cash considerations.[1] Previously, Boston acquired a 2007 first-round draft pick on February 24, 2005 from Cleveland in exchange forJiří Welsch.[2] Phoenix used the 24th pick to draftRudy Fernández.
  10. ^Portland acquiredJames Jones and the draft rights to 24th pickRudy 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 andBoris Diaw fromAtlanta in exchange forJoe Johnson.[4] Phoenix used the pick to draftRobin Lopez.
  12. ^San Antonio acquired the draft rights to 48th pickMalik Hairston, a second-round draft pick in 2009, and cash considerations from Phoenix in exchange for the draft rights to 45th pickGoran Dragić.[5]
  13. ^On September 17, 2002, Phoenix acquired a 2008 second-round draft pick fromCleveland in exchange forMilt Palacio.[6] Phoenix used the pick to draftMalik 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 forRashard Lewis.[8] Phoenix used the 57th pick to draftEmir Preldžič.
  15. ^Cleveland acquired the draft rights to 57th pickEmir Preldžič fromPhoenix in exchange for cash considerations.[9]
  16. ^Emir Preldžič was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also hasSlovenian citizenship and originally competed internationally forSlovenia. However, as of 2014, he has also gainedTurkish citizenship and has competed internationally forTurkey instead.[10]
  17. ^On December 10, 2008, Phoenix acquiredJason Richardson,Jared Dudley and a 2010 second-round pick from Charlotte in exchange forRaja Bell,Boris Diaw andSean Singletary.[11] The Suns used the 46th pick to draft Gani Lawal.
  18. ^On June 25, 2009, Phoenix acquiredBen Wallace,Aleksandar Pavlović, a 2010 second-round pick and cash considerations from Cleveland in exchange forShaquille O'Neal.[12] The Suns used the 60th pick to draft Dwayne Collins.
  19. ^On June 26, 2015, Phoenix acquiredJon Leuer from theMemphis 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. RetrievedMay 2, 2009.
  2. ^"Cavaliers Acquire Jiri Welsch from Celtics".NBA.com/Cavaliers. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. February 24, 2005. RetrievedMay 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. RetrievedJune 28, 2009.
  4. ^"Johnson Trade to Atlanta Completed".NBA.com/Suns. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. August 19, 2005. RetrievedMarch 29, 2009.
  5. ^Schuhmann, John (June 26, 2008)."The Deals of the draft".NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. RetrievedMarch 29, 2009.
  6. ^"Suns Trade Milt Palacio".NBA.com/Suns. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. September 17, 2002. RetrievedMarch 29, 2009.
  7. ^"Suns Trade Kurt Thomas to Seattle".NBA.com/Suns. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. July 20, 2007. RetrievedApril 18, 2009.
  8. ^"Magic Acquire Rashard Lewis is a Sign-and-Trade Deal with Seattle".NBA.com/Magic. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. July 11, 2007. RetrievedApril 18, 2009.
  9. ^"Cavaliers Acquire the Rights to Emir Preldzic".NBA.com/Cavaliers. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. June 25, 2009. RetrievedJune 27, 2009.
  10. ^ab"NBA.com - draft 2009 Prospects - Emir Preldzic".NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. RetrievedOctober 3, 2009.
  11. ^Swiat, Stefan (December 10, 2008)."Suns Trade for Richardson, Dudley and 2010 Second-Round Pick".NBA.com/Suns. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. RetrievedMay 19, 2010.
  12. ^"Suns Complete Trade With Cavs, Send Shaq to Cleveland".NBA.com/Suns. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. June 25, 2009. RetrievedMay 19, 2010.
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