**DEAL ACCEPTED: Indiana Pacers Star Tyrese Haliburton Signs 4-Year, \$109 Million Contract with Phoenix Suns as New Franchise Point Guard**
In a shocking and game-changing move, **Tyrese Haliburton**, the heart and soul of the **Indiana Pacers**, has officially signed a **4-year, \$109 million contract** with the **Phoenix Suns**, where he will take over as the team’s **new franchise point guard**. The deal marks the end of an era in Indiana and the beginning of a bold new chapter in the Valley.
The Suns confirmed the blockbuster signing early this morning, announcing Haliburton as a centerpiece of their long-term vision. Known for his elite playmaking, court vision, and leadership, Haliburton is expected to ignite a new tempo in Phoenix’s offense and form a dangerous backcourt alongside Devin Booker and Bradley Beal.
“This is a huge moment for my career,” Haliburton said during the official signing announcement. “I’m thankful to Indiana for everything, but I’m ready for the next challenge. Phoenix is hungry, and I’m here to help bring a championship.”
Haliburton, 24, averaged **20.1 points and 10.9 assists** per game last season, earning All-Star recognition and leading the Pacers to their deepest playoff run in recent years. His high basketball IQ and unselfish style of play have made him one of the most respected young guards in the league.
Phoenix Suns General Manager James Jones called Haliburton “the missing piece,” praising his maturity, pace control, and winning mindset.
The Pacers, while disappointed to lose their floor general, issued a respectful statement wishing Haliburton success and thanking him for his impact on and off the court.
Suns fans have erupted in excitement, believing Haliburton’s arrival could finally push them over the top in the ultra-competitive Western Conference.
With the deal signed and sealed, a new era begins in Phoenix — and Haliburton is at the center of it.