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08:03 AM ET 12.06 | Credit the Suns for taking a unique approach to trying to fill the building in Phoenix. [The team is] confident that, no matter what the outcome is Thursday night when the Suns play host to the Dallas Mavericks, you will leave US Airways Center satisfied. It's guaranteed, or your money back. And evidently, a lot of you are willing to give them the chance. Suns President Jason Rowley said that only about 1,000 tickets remained for Thursday night's game as of Wednesday morning. The team could even sell out the 18,422-seat arena for the first time this season. ... In fact, the response has been so good that Rowley isn't ruling out doing it in future. "It's something that hasn't been done before," Rowley said. "It's out of the box."

Marcin Gortat, Icon Sports

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December 6, 2012 09:11 AM ET

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Originally posted 08:49 AM ET 12.06 by G-B

It's great for the fans but very dumb for the Suns. I don't understand why Stern is not stepping in on this one? They're starting a precedent on money back guarantee if the team sucks. All other fans from other teams will start asking their money back because of a bad product on the floor. The Wizards are going to be broke if this happens

So, if the Suns lose in a close game by like 1 point, are fans of the Suns going to want their money back because they lost on a last second shot? Or better yet, the Suns win by 1 but the fans think they should have blown the other team out and are not satisfied with the margin of victory and want their money back....where is the line going to be drawn? The ramifications are disturbing. Good morning G-B.