Grayson Allen agreed to a four-year, $70 million contract extension with the Phoenix Suns. The deal includes a player option for the final year and was reported in mid-April 2024, locking him in with Phoenix after a standout season. This extension helps the Suns maintain their core lineup as they pushed toward the playoffs that year.[1][5]
Key details:
- Length and value: 4 years, $70 million, with a final-year player option.[5][1]
- Purpose: Keep Allen from free agency and preserve spacing alongside Booker, Durant, and Beal.[1]
- Notable achievement: Allen led the NBA in three-point percentage during the season prior to signing, illustrating why Phoenix pursued the extension.[1]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest updates beyond that initial signing (e.g., any subsequent changes or team options) and summarize them with sources.
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www.salaryswish.comThe Phoenix Suns and guard Grayson Allen have finalized a multi-year deal that will keep him with the franchise following the best season of his NBA career.
www.foxsports.comAllen will have a player option for the final season of the new contract.
www.hoopsrumors.comSuns guard Grayson Allen has agreed on a four-year, $70 million contract extension that includes a player option, his agents Mitch Nathan, Aaron Mintz and Steven Heumann of CAA Sports told ESPN on Monday.
www.espn.comAllen led the NBA in 3-point percentage this season
www.cbssports.comAfter acquiring shooting guard Grayson Allen from the Memphis Grizzlies in August, the Milwaukee Bucks have reportedly decided to lock him up with an extension.
bleacherreport.comGrayson Allen's contract extension with the Phoenix Suns marks a significant move for both the player and the franchise. The four-year, $70 million deal
www.yardbarker.comSuns' Grayson Allen: Inks extension with Phoenix
www.cbssports.comGrayson Allen could possibly be an overlooked gem in the blockbuster Damian Lillard trade, which saw notable players like Jrue Holiday, Deandre Ayton and Jusuf Nurkic changing teams.
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