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Really? His golf course in Scotland is valued at 900 trillion dollars, I'm pretty sure he could afford the Suns.
Robert Sarver is in Big Trouble (ANNOUNCES SALE PROCESS)
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I'm 100% with you on Iger. I've seen fans on other boards completely dismiss him based on his personal net worth but I think he'd be by far the best managing partner of the lot and he doesn't get the team if he can't raise the money.
Also don't just look at what he did while at Disney, look at what's happened in the short time he has been away.
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I can’t go inside the mind of someone with God money but i highly doubt he’d get involved strictly for value or a “notch on his belt” at this point.
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I also like the idea of Iger as owner, I just wonder if he has those DEEEEEEP pockets…
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His net worth is about 20% of what Parsons is worth.
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Parsons is a creepy old man just like Sarver. I want him no where near this team.
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The suns need someone precisely the opposite of Sarver. Someone with impeccable character, imo.
That is why Laurene Jobs is an attractive name
It would be a giant hit to his fortune for sure but he has more than enough to be the majority owner if he even wants that.
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It would be cool if the new owner was a long standing Suns fan. There are only three billionaires under the age of 65 that live in Arizona:
Ernest Garcia III, 39, Carvana, $3.2 billion
George Kurtz, 51, CrowdStrike, $2.8 billion
Peter Sperling, 62, Apollo Education Group, $1.6 billion
Ernest Garcia III, 39, Carvana, $3.2 billion
George Kurtz, 51, CrowdStrike, $2.8 billion
Peter Sperling, 62, Apollo Education Group, $1.6 billion
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Of course she would, she likely bought that stake just to get her foot in the door. Lacob was a minority owner in the Celtics before buying the Warriors.
This is actually interesting because I knew nothing of her outside being Steve's wife. Her already having some ownership experience is encouraging(hopefully she views the Wizards as what not to do).
+1 to this. Parsons would be worse than Saver with the way GoDaddy was run. That was a penny pinching operation under him and he tried to run it like the military. We'd be clamoring for a new owner before the ink dried.
I have no interest in buying the Suns.
He's a jerk, but a competitive, must win jerk. I wouldn't mind it if he bought the team because I know we wouldn't suck from a lack of trying and desire. He'd be the Danny Ainge of owners.
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Few billionaires have impeccable character. I’ll take one that will make sure this team remains a contender and let’s basketball people make basketball decisions
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Expected outcome, all things considered. The nba couldn't do much themselves without a smoking gun. He was going to have to be forced out internally.
As for the new ownership, try not to focus on 1 person to buy the whole team as that just isn't done any more. Its going to be an ownership group that is going to take over
Get rid of all of them. They allowed him to behave without consequences for years.
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I mostly agree, except Larry Fitzgerald only joined the Suns as a minority owner in 2020.
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It would make zero sense for Sarver to only sell his 30%. He will get more buyers interested in paying more if he sells the entirety of the ownership. There are groups or buyers that will pay a premium to have a fresh slate with total control or handpicked minority ownership group. He is going to sell the entire thing to maximize his profit.
