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[Shams] The Phoenix Suns are signing center Duop Reath to a deal, sources tell ESPN. With Mark Williams (shoulder) sidelined for several months, the Suns add the former Portland Trail Blazers big man for frontcourt depth on the roster.
Today’s final score can be misleading. ASU just needs to clean a few things up and they can go toe-to-toe with anyone
Knicks fan got the comeback win probability chart tattooed on his arm from a game the Knicks won
Mat Ishbia when asked if he can trade Devin Booker to the Detroit Pistons: “When I’m dead… Devin Booker will never be a Detroit Piston.”
Mikal Bridges says he was thinking about the FMVP after going up 2-0 in 2021 Finals: “I play D, had 17 first game, then 28 second game... just in case we win, keep averaging like 18... but then when Book really had that 40 piece I was like well, they ain’t going to give it to me anymore.”
Pure pain: Tyrese Haliburton says he and his agent tried to get Phoenix to draft him, but the Suns told them they were picking a power forward.
Mortgage Matchup Center is set to feature a 9,226-square-foot LED exterior display this fall, the largest display in the league.
Amar’e Stoudemire opens up about his 2007 suspension vs. the Spurs: “That was the year we definitely could have won a championship. We had the Spurs on the ropes, man. We had ’em… They could’ve given us a warning, but they wanted to make an example out of us… A little bit too harsh of a penalty.”
UWM stock was cut nearly in half today, while Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March. Worth knowing as a Suns fan.
UWM Holdings Corp reported Q2 2026 earnings today and the stock is getting hammered, down 49% in a single day, the worst drop in the company’s history.
- Net loss of $451.9 million for the quarter.
- Board suspended the quarterly dividend for the first time in company history.
- Shares are down roughly 73% year to date.
Per Forbes, Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen from $9.1 billion in March to $5.8 billion today, which is now only slightly above Sportico’s most recent $5.1 billion valuation of the Suns.
To stabilize the company, UWM announced a $2.05 billion capital raise, including a major investment from Oaktree Capital and the Ishbia family’s new investment vehicle, SFS Group Capital. The deal strengthens UWM’s balance sheet, but the dividend is gone, common shareholders face potential dilution, and Oaktree now receives governance rights and a meaningful voice in the company’s future.
Why this matters:
Ishbia’s business success and the Suns financial flexibility are more connected than most owners. Most of his wealth is tied to UWM, which just eliminated a major source of cash with the dividend suspension, and an outside investment firm now has influence over the business responsible for his fortune.
As one of the most aggressive owners in the league who’s willing to spend heavily on payroll, facilities, FO personnel, overall fan experience, etc., if his net worth and liquidity continue taking hits over the next few quarters, this can absolutely change the approach here with how much he’s willing (or able) to spend on the franchise.