Suns fans rejoice. More items at the home game continue to get cheaper. After the team introduced the $2 Value Menu last season, Phoenix Owner Mat Ishbia announced Friday that beef and bean tacos and ice cream sandwiches will be added to it.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia is expanding the fan-favorite $2 value menu at Mortgage Matchup Center. The menu was introduced in late 2024 and continued throughout the Phoenix Mercury’s season last year.
How many of the active NBA players to score 20 points in at least 200 games in their career can you name in seven minutes?
The Phoenix Suns inch closer towards the NBA All-Star break continuing to shatter preseason hopes and expectations. Owner Mat Ishbia is loving it. Ishbia, after his failed star experiment was torn down this offseason, assembled a team many thought would only win 30 games this season.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
When Phoenix Suns Owner Mat Ishbia dismissed Bleacher Report’s prediction of the Suns’ record, it wasn’t just an owner defending his team. It was a signal of how the Phoenix Suns want to be understood.
The Phoenix Suns have been very active ahead of the NBA trade deadline in the three previous seasons Mat Ishbia was owner. In 2023, the Suns made one of the biggest trades ever for Kevin Durant, then traded four players for Royce O'Neale in 2024 and, last season, completed two separate trades with the Charlotte Hornets.
Bad news for other NBA teams… Dillon Brooks is likely staying with the Phoenix Suns. But when did his name get thrown into the mix for trade rumors? It took place on Monday, and Suns owner Mat Ishbia said Brooks isn’t going anywhere.
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia has made his thoughts clear on whether Dillon Brooks is leaving the Valley. After a wave of online speculation linking the defensive forward to the Los Angeles Lakers, Mat Ishbia responded directly, shutting down the rumor before it could gain momentum.
We’re loving the escalation of Dillon Brooks’ villain arc every time he’s against the Lakers this season. A trade threatens to ruin that. But the powers that be in Phoenix are beating the narrative down faster than Saitama can raise his fist.
Before the season started, Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia took exception to the media’s low expectations for his squad, specifically regarding its defense.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have been on a roll and owner Mat Ishbia is excited about what they’ve accomplished so far this season. The Suns have won four games in a row, defeating the Washington Wizards on Dec.
The Phoenix Suns' big three era was perhaps the most exciting injection of talent in recent memory. After Phoenix's 2021 run to the NBA Finals, the Suns had failed to capitalize on their championship potential.
Mat Ishbia is not afraid to speak his mind. In his opening press conference after purchasing the team in 2023, he tried to make himself out to be a big-picture, long-term thinker.
Attorneys for Phoenix Suns minority owners Scott Seldin and Andy Kohlberg asserted as part of a lawsuit that Mat Ishbia's actions earlier this year could leave in question Ishbia's standing as the team's majority owner.
Despite it not working out how he had hoped, Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia doesn’t regret trading for Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal. The Phoenix Suns decided to blow things up this summer, calling time on their failed superteam experiment from a few years ago.
Two Phoenix Suns minority openers claimed majority owner Mat Ishbia is using the franchise as "his personal piggy bank," according to a new lawsuit. Ishbia is engaged in an ongoing legal battle with Arizona-based real estate businessman Scott Seldin and former professional tennis player Andy Kohlberg, who are holdovers from the previous ownership.
The Phoenix Suns are moving on from the nightmare they experienced last season. Over the summer, the team traded Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets and agreed to buy out Bradley Beal‘s contract.
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia is being sued by two of the team’s minority owners. Scott Seldin and Andy Kohlberg, minority stakeholders in the franchise,
Suns owner Mat Ishbia has filed a countersuit against a pair of minority owners who sued Ishbia and the team earlier this year, according to Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic.
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia is already in “Kevin who?” mode.
GLENDALE – Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia had his first opportunity to speak at the team’s media day about the team’s expectations for the 2025-2026 season, with fans scratching their heads on what he said.
PHOENIX, Az. — Two minority owners from the Robert Sarver era are taking the Phoenix Suns to court. In a lawsuit filed Aug. 21 in Delaware, the investors claim majority owner Mat Ishbia has “refused access to internal records.” ESPN obtained a redacted version Wednesday.
Phoenix Suns team owner Mat Ishbia may want to reconsider his response to a recently conducted ESPN poll. ESPN published an article on Monday called the “NBA Summer Forecast,” which shared the results of a poll conducted among the company’s top NBA insiders.
Since he bought the Phoenix Suns, Mat Ishbia has insisted that Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas doesn't have a role in the Phoenix Suns front office. The Sports Guy doesn't believe it.
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia and Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert have a long-standing rivalry based on their mortgage businesses. Now Ishbia has struck a blow by hiring one of the Cavaliers assistant coaches as his new head coach.
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia reportedly has a dream front-office candidate in former Golden State Warriors guru Bob Myers.
For the third summer in a row, the Phoenix Suns are looking for a new head coach. While they've attracted championship-winning coaches and paid big salaries, owner Mat Ishbia's lack of patience makes this a bad job.
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