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Dillon Brooks is staying in the desert. The physical forward has signed a long-term extension with the Phoenix Suns running through the two thousand twenty-nine to thirty season, giving the Suns a proven defensive disruptor to build around as they retool their roster heading into next year.
Meanwhile, in Denver, Lonnie Walker the Fourth is back in the league. The guard has agreed to a one-year deal worth three point three million dollars with the Nuggets, reuniting him with a championship-caliber organization. Walker brings athleticism and scoring punch off the bench to a team still built around Nikola Jokic.
And across the Atlantic, South Korean football is in serious trouble. Police raided the Korea Football Association's offices Thursday as part of an investigation into the appointment of head coach Hong Myung-bo, who led the national team through a disappointing World Cup campaign. Authorities are probing allegations of obstruction of business, and lawmakers have already had Hong in front of them for questioning. The scandal is shaking the foundation of South Korean soccer at a critical moment.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
