2016 NBA Mock Draft: Sixers Select Ben Simmons

66. The Phoenix Suns need a power forward most, however it’s not wise to reach for “team need” over best player available so they should either trade down to get who they want, or draft the uber talented Kris Dunn. Dunn is 22-years old, standing 6-5 and weighing 205 pounds (he weighs more than Ingram!) and should be able to be plugged into a lineup and contribute immediately. <p>One potential problem is that The Vertical is reporting that Dunn’s agents could refuse to release medical records to both Boston and Phoenix in an attempt to have them not draft him. Dunn wants to go to a team where he can play right away and at 22 you can’t really blame him. While the Suns have two capable point guards in Eric Bledsoe and Brandon Knight already, a back court of Kris Dunn and Devin Booker should have Suns fans salivating.</p> <p>Not only did Dunn put up stellar offensive numbers — 16.4 points, 5.3 rebounds and 6.2 assists — his defensive prowess is almost more impressive. He can create for himself and others, he hits big shots and while his jump shot isn’t Devin Booker-esque (37 percent on 3.4 attempts) he can still keep opposing defenses honest with the threat of the long ball matched with his lightning quick first step. Drafting Dunn will trigger trades for Phoenix in the back court, but the risk could be worth the long-term reward.</p> <p><em>To read more about Kris Dunn, <a href=. PG. Providence. Kris Dunn . 4. player