2014 NBA Draft Prospect Profiles for the Phoenix Suns picks 14, 18 and 27

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Warren scores the Suns #14 pick!

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NBA Draf Prospect Profile: Nik Stauskas

Michigan's Nik Stauskas shined in John Beilein's heavy pick and roll attack. Could he be the right guy for the Phoenix Suns?

Suns Draft Wrap Up: Predictions Thread

The Phoenix Suns will be selecting as many as three first round picks, and one second round pick as well. Which players are the most likely to be selected at each spot?

Prospect Profile: Gary Harris is a two-way player

Gary Harris is one of the best two-way guards in this draft class, with a high IQ, a sweet jumper and a high motor defensively. But does he fit in Phoenix?

Phoenix Suns Draft Prospect Profile: KJ McDaniels

After a strong Junior year at Clemson, the 22-year old KJ McDaniels is projected to be a first round pick in the 2014 NBA Draft. Is he a prospect the Suns should be targeting with one of their first rounders?

Suns 2014 Draft Profile: Marcus Smart is Physical

Marcus Smart is one of the top point guards in the draft. But with point guards Elfrid Payton and Dante Exum being considered in the top 10, and the Suns with multiple picks to possibly trade up, could Marcus Smart be a consideration for Phoenix?

Prospect Profile: P.J. Hairston is a microwave

If you want a scorer off the bench to eventually supplant Gerald Green, then P.J. Hairston is your man. The Phoenix Suns may just need that kind of player.

Suns Draft Profile: Rodney Hood Scores Points

Rodney Hood is one of the best shooters in this year's draft, with a great stroke and an efficient shooting percentage. Is he the right fit for the Suns?

Prospect Profile: Is McGary the Big the Suns Need?

Is the upside for Mitch McGary enough to overlook his injury and off the court issues?

Prospect Profile: Will Tyler Ennis Run the Suns?

Tyler Ennis is celebrated for his court vision, maturity and cerebral style of play as a point guard. But is that enough to overcome questions about his defense and shooting?

Prospect Profile: Kyle Anderson is unique

Is Kyle Anderson's savvy offensive game enough for him to succeed in the NBA?

Prospect Profile: Adreian Payne has range

The NBA loves big men who can shoot, and Adreian Payne is among the best stretch fours in the 2014 NBA Draft. How might he fit in Phoenix?

Suns Draft Profile: James Young Does It All

James Young is an 18 year old prospect who already has a solid overall game and a lot of potential to improve. Here's the breakdown.

Can Glenn Robinson III put it all together?

Glenn Robinson has the physical tools, but is he skilled enough to translate to the NBA?

Prospect Profile: Noah Vonleh's Big Reach

Since the end of the NCAA season, Noah Vonleh has seen his draft stock rise like Zach LaVine's vertical leap. Despite not being as touted as other forwards to start the year, he's got the potential to be the best power forward in the draft.

Dario Saric has big time NBA potential

Dario Saric has been coveted by the NBA since he was 15. Now he is closer than ever to being an NBA player, and no prospect has a higher offensive ceiling than Saric in this draft.

Prospect Profile: Clint Capela's Raw Appeal

Clint Capela is an athletic big man whose game and frame are still developing. But could a lack of polish and attitude issues keep him from realizing his potential?

Prospect Profile: Aaron Gordon is versatile

Aaron Gordon is a tremendous athlete with a lot of versatility. Is he the defensive upgrade the Suns need at forward?

Prospect Profile: Is Dante Exum attainable?

As far as two way combo guards go Dante Exum is dripping with intrigue, but does the Suns' interest in the unique prospect have any chance of coming to fruition?

Prospect Profile: Patric Young Brings The Bulk

Patric Young certainly wins the physical specimen award for college prospects. But what lies beyond his chiseled frame?

Prospect Profile: Zach Lavine Flies High

Rajon Rondo and Archie Goodwin were both raw guards with incredible athleticism and less than incredible shooting strokes. They were also both Phoenix Suns GM Ryan McDonough draft picks. Will UCLA Bruin standout Zach LaVine be the third?

Prospect Profile: Doug McDermott gets buckets

As the fifth all-time leading scorer in NCAA history. Doug McDermott truly earned the nickname McBuckets. But how will his game translate to the next level, and how does he fit with the Phoenix Suns?

Prospect Profile: Elfrid Payton fits the mold

Can pass, defend, slash and score in the open court, but comes into the league having trouble making jumpers. Yep, that fits the new Phoenix Suns draft model to a T.