The Arizona Republic

Jason Rowley, the Phoenix Suns team president and CEO, has announced his resignation from his post. Rowley had been with the organization since 2018 and was instrumental in leading the team to its first playoff appearance since 2010. Rowley was also responsible for the hiring of General Manager James Jones, who revitalized the team's culture and roster. He was also credited with the recent signing of All-Star forward Kelly Oubre Jr. to a long-term contract. Rowley's departure comes at a time when the Suns are looking to build on the success of last season.

The Phoenix Open, an iconic PGA tour event, is set to run without the presence of legendary golfer Phil Mickelson and other prominent pros this year. Despite their absence, the event will not lose its luster as some of the best up-and-coming talent in the game will be competing for the title. Fans are sure to enjoy some exciting golf as the tournament progresses, and the competitive spirit of the players will make up for the absence of Mickelson and other top names. Whether or not a new champion will be crowned, the Phoenix Open will remain an iconic event and a highlight on the PGA Tour calendar.

Chris Paul Predicts LeBron James Will Break Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's NBA All-Time Scoring Record is an article discussing the possibility that LeBron James may one day surpass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the all-time top scorer in the NBA. Chris Paul, a close friend of LeBron, believes that this is a very real possibility and has made the prediction that it will happen. The article examines the likelihood of this happening and looks at the records and milestones that LeBron would need to break to make this a reality. It also looks at the impact such a feat would have on the NBA and the legacy of both players.

Arizona's #MAGA Legislators Fearful of Voters and It Shows is an article that examines the recent actions of Arizona's Republican legislators in light of the 2020 election. The article looks at how the legislators have been pushing for restrictive voting laws, such as voter ID requirements, that could make it harder for people to vote. It also looks at how the legislators have been trying to limit access to the ballot box by closing polling places and making it more difficult to register to vote. The article argues that these actions are a sign of fear from the legislators, who are worried about losing their seats in the upcoming election.