March 29, 2025 7:04 am
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‘Footprint Center’ no more

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By Tyler Drake | Arizona Sports

The home of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury is undergoing a name change from Footprint Center, confirms Arizona Sports’ John Gambadoro.

Gambadoro adds the arena will be called PHX Arena on an interim basis. Footprint will also remain a sustainability partner for Phoenix.

The news of the name change comes after signage around the arena was taken down recently.

Why the change is happening, or any prospective partners for the naming rights are not known at this time.

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