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Sean Highkin, author of The Rose Garden Report, joins Ryan Nanni to discuss the dueling summers of Tom Dundon, owner of both the Carolina Hurricanes and the Portland Trail Blazers. What do the parallels of his early days in Raleigh suggest about how things will go in Portland? Can Dundon's NHL approach work in the NBA, both internally and under a different media spotlight? And will Adam Silver really risk seeing another franchise from the Pacific Northwest ripped from its fanbase? Phantom Island is presented by Homefield and produced by Michael Surber.
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