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2 articlesUpdated 4 November 2026

Dillon Brooks (born 1996) is a basketball player from Canada. He has received the Pac-12 Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year award.

Born: 22 January 1996

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NBA October 30 games: Warriors beat Lakers 112–95 from 25 points down

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