Suns lock up Dillon Brooks on $73M extension

Dillon Brooks and the Phoenix Suns have agreed to a three-year, roughly $73 million extension, according to Yahoo Sports. Agent Mike George of Klutch Sports confirmed the deal to ESPN, noting the contract is fully guaranteed and keeps Brooks in Phoenix through the 2029-30 season.

The extension follows Brooks' first season with the Suns, in which he posted a career-best 20.2 points per game. Sportando reported the deal ties him to the team's rebuild under new head coach Jordan Ott.

$73M · 3yr

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Basketball-Reference · 8 Aug 2026Dillon Brooks extends with Phoenix

ESPN · 6 Aug 2026Dillon Brooks agrees to three-year, $73M Suns extension

Sportando · 6 Aug 2026Suns Lock Up Dillon Brooks on Three-Year Extension

Yahoo Sports · 6 Aug 2026Suns lock up Dillon Brooks on three-year, $73M extension

Yahoo Sports · 6 Aug 2026Dillon Brooks locks in $73M extension with Phoenix

Yahoo Sports · 6 Aug 2026Dillon Brooks Signs Extension to Stay With Suns Through 2029-30

RealGM · 6 Aug 2026Dillon Brooks Lands $73M Extension With Phoenix

Yahoo Sports · 6 Aug 2026Dillon Brooks reportedly extends with Phoenix on three-year deal

Yahoo Sports · 6 Aug 2026Suns Lock Up Dillon Brooks on $73M Extension

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