Dillon Brooks and the Phoenix Suns agree to a three-year, $73 million contract extension, according to multiple reports. All outlets describe the deal as keeping Brooks with Phoenix for multiple seasons beyond his prior contract, with NDTV and other reporting indicating it runs through 2030. Yahoo Sports also reports that the extension is tied to the 2029-30 season, while The Athletic similarly links the agreement to the reported three-year, $73 million terms. Reports note that Brooks’ performance with the Suns last season included a career-high scoring average of 20.2 points per game across 56 games. Several sources frame the extension as part of Phoenix’s broader roster planning, including viewing Brooks as a key piece of the team’s core. The New York Post adds that the contract is fully guaranteed and does not include any options, reflecting additional contractual detail beyond the headline financial figure. Overall, the reporting is consistent on the agreement’s duration, total value, and the general context of Brooks’ productive first season in Phoenix.