Dillon Brooks agrees to three-year extension with Phoenix Suns
The forward will remain in Phoenix through the 2029-30 season after signing a new deal worth $73 million, according to his agent.
Dillon Brooks has agreed to a three-year, $73 million contract extension with the Phoenix Suns, keeping the forward under team control through the 2029-30 season, his agent told ESPN on Wednesday. The deal extends Brooks' stay in Phoenix after his first season with the club.
Brooks, known for his physical style and outspoken play, joined the Suns as part of the team's recent roster overhaul. The extension gives Phoenix another long-term piece as it continues to reshape the lineup around its core players.
ESPN reported the agreement through Brooks' representative, while Yahoo Sports also reported the new contract. The terms place Brooks among the higher-paid players on the Suns' roster.
Phoenix has been working through changes after its earlier attempt to build a star-heavy roster fell short, and the Brooks extension adds stability to the team's plans for the coming seasons.
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