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“The Suns, meanwhile, appeared to be hoisting a white flag over the Arizona desert. With a 12-22 record at the time, they were clearing out big contracts for salary-cap relief and a chance to start over again the following summer. We are taking a step backward in the immediate run, .. But we're certainly looking forward to the future.”

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Bryan Colangelo

Bryan Colangelo, born on June 1, 1965, is a prominent figure in the sports industry, known for his extensive experience in basketball operations and management. He has held senior management positions with several NBA teams, leading them to significant improvements and success. more

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