Suns 10 pick Maruac! Pony tears on the spot, Suns 2 exchanged for 1 horsepower instantly supplemented two inside lines

On June 26, in the NBA Draft, the Suns selected Maruacchi with the No. 10 draw. The Suns selected Maruacchi, who was 2.18 meters tall in shoes. Maruacchi shed tears on the spot. Entering the top ten has already touched the Duke center. In addition, the Suns reached a deal with the Hornets, and the Suns got the center Ma Wei, and in an instant, the Suns got two centers above 7 feet tall.

We need to note here that Maruac still came on stage with the Rockets hat because the deal has not been reached yet. Because Jaylen Green's contract has a "poison pill clause", this deal will need to be reached on July 7, so Maruac completed the draft with the Rockets hat. He will not officially become a member of the Suns when it arrives on July 7. Of course, the Suns management is the one who leads the transaction.

The Suns wanted to use this No. 10 pick to choose a power forward/center because the Suns have too many backcourt players, and only 3 of the 10 players on the roster are more than two meters - Booker 1.96 meters, Bill 1.93 meters, Jaylen Green 1.93 meters, Dillon Brooks 1.96 meters, Grayson Allen 1.93 meters, O'Neal Jr. 1.93 meters, and Cody Martin 1.96 meters. (Micci's 8.1 million team option has been rejected)

Maruacchi comes from Duke University. In other words, there were three of them from Duke University. Maruacchi's bare foot is 2.15 meters, his wingspan is 2.3 meters longer than Gobert, his standing touch is 2.9 meters higher than Vinbanyama, and his weight is 114.3 kg (body fat rate is 7.8%). His characteristics are defense, rebounds, and frame protection, and his disadvantage is lack of offensive skills.

reached a deal before the Suns chose Maruac, and the Hornets sent Mawei to Phoenix for the No. 29 pick + the first round pick in 2029. This first round pick in 2029 has strong protection, and belongs to the top five of the Cavaliers, Timberwolves and Jazz teams with the worst protection.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Sun Observation