The Phoenix Suns are reportedly discussing trades focused on moving into the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft. Phoenix is talking trades that could net a first-round pick in this draft, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer. The Suns are currently only guaranteed to make one pick next week: No. 47 in Wednesday’s second round. Arizona Sports’ John Gambadoro later added that maneuvering into the first round is not a focus for the Suns. No conversations about moving into the first round as of now, Gambadoro reported. The Suns have a history of moving up and down the order in the NBA Draft. In 2024, the Suns nabbed Ryan Dunn after trading down from No. 22 to No. 28. They used some of the draft capital they got back in a second-round trade-up to select Oso Ighodaro at No. 40. Last year, Phoenix traded away a pair of future second-rounders for the No. 36 pick. The Suns then flipped the pick and two more future second-round picks for Rasheer Fleming at No. 31. Phoenix also dealt Nos. 52 and 59 to take Koby Brea at No. 41. The Suns' front office is exploring all options to improve the team's chances in the upcoming NBA season. And with the draft approaching, the team is looking to make a move. But for now, the focus is on evaluating the current roster and identifying areas for improvement. So the Suns will have to wait and see how the draft plays out. The team's fans are eagerly awaiting the draft, hoping that the Suns will make a move to bring in some new talent. The Suns' recent history of NBA Draft maneuvering has been successful, and the team is looking to build on that success. With the 47th pick, the Suns have a chance to select a talented player who can contribute to the team's success. The draft is just around the corner, and the Suns are ready to make their move.