Most mock drafts have the Phoenix Suns taking Deandre Ayton with the No. 1 pick. Bleacher Report’s Jonathan Wasserman has them selecting Luka Doncic in his latest jam, but ESPN.com’s Jonathan Givony and The Athletic’s Sam Vecenie roll with Arizona’s 7’1″ big man.

Drew Packham of nfl jerseys wholesale cheap  compiled a consensus draft based on a bunch of different mocks. Ayton went to Phoenix in that one, too.

Choosing him demands the Suns tinker with their frontcourt rotation. They’re already bogged down by an excess of names, albeit not talent, and he only complicates the logjam.

Passing on Ayton doesn’t necessarily mitigate the redundancy, either. The Suns are smitten by Clint Capela (restricted) and, prior to the lottery, planned to make a run at him this summer, according to Rockets Wire’s Kelly Iko. authentic nfl jerseys cheap wholesale They reek of a team trying to soup up its frontline.

Renouncing Alex Len and waiving Alan Williams mitigates some of the redundancy, but not all of it. And though Dragan Bender, Marquese Chriss and Jared Dudley logged most of their court time at the 4, they exacerbate’s Phoenix’s overlap.

Josh Jackson and T.J. Warren should be getting burn at power forward, even if only in measured doses. Bender’s size and limited pull-up chops make him a better fit for the 5.cheap wholesale nfl jerseys  Chriss is in the same boat thanks to his fine offensive arsenal.

Bender has the most value of the three after drilling nearly 38 percent of his threes before the All-Star break, but all of them serve their own purpose. Chriss will seduce at least a couple of teams with his vertical pop, and Dudley’s expiring salary profiles as a good blockbuster anchor. nfl jersey cheap wholesale china

If maximizing their cap situation is the Suns’ priority, Dudley’s their odd man out. If they’re more bent on clearing out minutes in the frontcourt, either for Ayton, Capela, their small-ball 4s or someone else, Chriss’ slothy developmental curve renders him more expendable than Bender.