While I have argued in the past that the Phoenix Suns should trade their 32nd overall pick in the second round of the 2019 NBA Draft, I do not believe that they should move it as a means of acquiring more second round picks and instead should find a way to sell it off for cash or future assets that will amount to not much today.
Of course second round picks have very little value as the turnout of talent is exceptionally low – there are of course exceptions to this rule, but the odds of landing a talented player who will help the Suns in any meaningful way is about as high as you winning the lottery – more on that in a moment.