Predictably, Knight or Bledsoe available.

[Endless Paradise]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

[heyvik]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

OK....so this points to Phoenix wanting Dunn at #3. I think they want trade Bledsoe.

[heyvik]

forgot to mention that

Bledsoe and #4 (Before the 3-way yesterday that netted Utah George Hill) is a pretty good haul for an expiring Hayward. Maybe that price was too steep for Ainge....

Ainge couldn't do IT and #3 for Hayward, I'd say its about as equal to the Pho offer.

[PaulAllen]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

[DefenseWinsChamps]

I'd let them trade up to 3 for the 4 and Bledsoe. 

[Eddie20]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

It's probably Bledsoe and #13, which is a far cry from Bledsoe and #4.

[Phantom255x]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

It's probably Bledsoe and #13, which is a far cry from Bledsoe and #4.

According to Bright Side Of The Sun (Suns Blog), they believe the Suns offered #4 and #13 for Hayward. I think they hesitated on giving up Bledsoe though and the Jazz weren't interested in the other options.

[heyvik]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

It's probably Bledsoe and #13, which is a far cry from Bledsoe and #4.

But then again...why wouldn't Philly  just trade with Phoenix to get Bledsoe as their PGs?

[Endless Paradise]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

OK....so this points to Phoenix wanting Dunn at #3. I think they want trade Bledsoe.

Nah, I think it just points to them wanting to open up a spot for Devin Booker as their starting SG.

[Moranis]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

It's probably Bledsoe and #13, which is a far cry from Bledsoe and #4.

But then again...why wouldn't Philly  just trade with Phoenix to get Bledsoe as their PGs?

Because Philly doesn't have anything Phoenix wants (that Philly would actually trade for Bledsoe).

[loco_91]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

It's probably Bledsoe and #13, which is a far cry from Bledsoe and #4.

But then again...why wouldn't Philly  just trade with Phoenix to get Bledsoe as their PGs?

Because Philly doesn't have anything Phoenix wants (that Philly would actually trade for Bledsoe).

Idk, I think Noel + picks for Bledsoe could make lots of sense for both teams

[heyvik]

Sources say Phoenix, in its failed trade pitch to convince Utah to surrender Gordon Hayward, tried to pair Eric Bledsoe with a lottery pick

The growing sense in league circles is that the Suns are determined to move either Bledsoe or Brandon Knight before the start of next season

Wow! Utah is really standing pat with Hayward...
Again would love to have Bledsoe but the price would have to be low... too injury prone

It's probably Bledsoe and #13, which is a far cry from Bledsoe and #4.

But then again...why wouldn't Philly  just trade with Phoenix to get Bledsoe as their PGs?

Because Philly doesn't have anything Phoenix wants (that Philly would actually trade for Bledsoe).

...so then it all points back to Ainge....[begin slow clap]

[Who]

This could mean that Phoenix are taking Hield or Murray.

Moving away from that 2 PG backcourt.