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Suns Owner Ishbia Predicts Playoff Series Win

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Suns Owner Ishbia Predicts Playoff Series Win

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Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia says the team will improve, make the playoffs and win a first-round series, despite Phoenix’s recent postseason struggles and being viewed as short of the West’s top contenders. The Suns are betting heavily on a retooled roster around Devin Booker, including Miles Bridges, while injuries and a difficult conference could complicate the push. Ishbia says he is focused on owning teams he can help make more competitive, rather than building a sports empire, placing added pressure on him to deliver results in Phoenix.

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