The Suns locked up Oso Ighodaro long-term. The center signed a three-year, $29 million extension that runs through the 2030-31 season.
Ighodaro has become a solid rotation piece for Phoenix, offering interior defense and rebounding on a team built around Devin Booker and Kevin Durant. The extension keeps him tied to the franchise at a reasonable annual rate of roughly $9.7 million per year, a manageable number for a bench big in today's salary cap environment.
This move reflects the Suns' confidence in Ighodaro as part of their long-term core. Rather than let him test free agency, Phoenix secured him early. It's a low-risk move that provides depth and continuity in the frontcourt. For Ighodaro, the deal guarantees financial security through the end of the decade.