
Brooks Arrested, Suns Focus on Pelicans Game
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Dillon Brooks arrested for marijuana possession, released without charges; Suns coach focuses on game against Pelicans, Brooks shares hoops videos from practice, sidelined with hand fracture.
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You're listening to NBA News today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. Dylan Brooks faced an early morning arrest in Scottsdale on suspicion of driving under the influence after the Phoenix Suns game. It happened in the early hours of Friday, but sources say it involved marijuana, not alcohol. He blew a zero on a portable breathalyzer and was released without any charges. The Suns quickly put out a statement saying they knew about the incident and were looking into it, but had nothing more to add right then. This came just before their matchup with the New Orleans Pelicans. Coach Jordan Ott touched on it briefly at his pre-game press conference. He acknowledged the news but quickly turned talk to the game ahead, stressing the team's focus on improvement against a strong, healthy opponent. Later that day, Brooks shared videos on his Instagram story of him shooting hoops at the team's practice facility. He's already sidelined with a hand fracture expected to keep him out four to six weeks. Meanwhile, the Suns tip off against the Pelicans at
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