So who's left?
If the coinciding list held true, here are some Suns' options at No. 15:
• Alexis Ajinca, France, 7-0, 220, C: At 20, he barely has played pro ball but has a shot and wingspan.
• Darrell Arthur, Kansas, 6-9, 225, PF: Cousin of Quinton Ross worked out Monday for Phoenix.
• Nicolas Batum, France, 6-8, 190, SG: Highly skilled but, at 19, would need more overseas seasoning.
• Mario Chalmers, Kansas, 6-1, 190, PG: He's the only point guard option but is unproven as a point.
• Roy Hibbert, Georgetown, 7-2, 275, C: If the Suns have worked him out, it was on the down-low.
• J.J. Hickson, North Carolina State, 6-9, 242, PF: Not touted this highly, he is a well-built sleeper.
• DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M, 7-0, 260, C: Promising, athletic backup has a multiteam workout in Phoenix today to improve his draft position.
• Kosta Koufos, Ohio State, 7-0, 265, C: He's big, can shoot and run and play power forward or center.
• Robin Lopez, Stanford, 7-0, 255, C: Not as offensively gifted as his twin but rebounds and defends well.
• JaVale McGee, Nevada, 7-0, 237, C: Pam McGee's kid is long, runs the floor and has big upside.
• Marreese Speights, Florida, 6-10, 245, PF: Also a long big man, he has offensive skills and a motor.
• Jason Thompson, Rider, 6-11, 250, PF: Phoenix saw the well-rounded big man work out twice.
