On June 21, the Suns likely will do one of three things with the No. 16 pick – assuming they take University of Arizona center Deandre Ayton at No. 1.
They’ll use the pick to move up in the draft and select a point guard.
They’ll use the pick – and other assets – to acquire a veteran point guard.
It’s no surprise, then, that Phoenix has and will continue to work out point guards who likely will be among the top 25 picks. Monday, the Suns took a look at UCLA’s Aaron Holiday, projected to go to Phoenix at No.