70 million in 4 years!The Suns renewed the contract of sharpshooter Allen ahead of schedule and ranked first in the league in the three-point crosshairs this season

On April 15, Beijing time, with the Suns getting the last direct playoff spot in the West, according to ESPN's Woj report, Suns shooter Allen's agents Mitch Nathan, Aaron Mintz and Steven Heumann revealed that Allen has reached a four-year, $70 million early contract extension with the Suns, which also makes the Suns need to pay $104 million in luxury tax next season, the highest in the league.

As one of the NBA's top 3-and-D players, Allen has performed flawlessly in his first season with the Suns after leaving the Bucks, becoming the most trusted helper of the Big Three. During the regular season this season, Allen played 75 games for the team, with only one coming off the bench.

Allen averaged 13.5 points, 3.9 rebounds and 3 assists per game this season, setting a new career single-season scoring record, shooting 49.9% from the field, 46.1% from three-point range, first in the league from three-point range, and 87.8% from the free-throw line. Allen's true shooting percentage of 67.9 percent this season ranks first in team history, and his 205 three-pointers in a single season are tied for second in team history.

Now the Suns have completed a four-year, $70 million early contract extension with Allen, after all, the 28-year-old Allen is at the peak of his career, and Allen still has a player option in this contract.

After the Suns reach a contract extension with Allen, their total salary next season will be as high as $206 million, and they will need to pay the league's highest luxury tax of $104 million.

(Text/Drunken Sleeping)