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PHOENIX — Major League Pickleball just announced the new ownership groups for the league's newest respective teams.A handful of those owners include Larry Fitzgerald, Devin Booker, and Dierks Bentley, among seven others.
Because of the growing interest and value of the game, it has attracted many dynamic leaders across business, sports, and entertainment to get involved. In 2023, the 12 new teams, including the AZ Drive, will compete in the Challenger Level in the first half of the year and switch to the Premier Level in the second half - the previously-announced group of 12 teams will start in the Premier Level and switch to the Challenger Level on the same timeline.
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