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Pat Spencer: stats, last game & news

Position:
Point Guard
Height:
190 cm
Age:
30 years (07/04/1996)
Nationality:
United States
United States

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Pat Spencer (1.90 m, born on 07/04/1996) is a male basketball player from United States, playing for Phoenix Suns in NBA during the 2025-2026 season. In NBA, Pat Spencer has stats of 7.1 points on 42.7% shooting (including 35.5% from three, on 2.5 attempts per game), 2.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists in 18 minutes per game, over 67 games played.

Ranking 2025-2026
NBA

PointsPTS
7.1
#320
ReboundsREB
2.3
#385
AssistsAST
3.5
#102

Statistics 2025-2026

Season statistics by competition: points, rebounds, assists averages and advanced stats
LeagueTeamgames playedPlaying timePointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksField goals2-point field goals3-point field goalsFree throwsOffensive reboundsDefensive reboundsTurnoversBlocks againstPersonal foulsFouls drawn+/-ÉvaluationPerformance Index RatingPlayer Impact EstimateUsage %PossessionsTrue Shooting %Effective FG %3-Point Attempt RateFree Throw RateOffensive Rebound %Defensive Rebound %Total Rebound %Assist %Turnover %Assist-Turnover RatioSteal %Block %
NBA
NBA
Golden State Warriors
Golden State Warriors
6718:207.12.33.50.70.1
2.8/6.5
42.7%
1.9/4
47.2%
0.9/2.5
35.5%
0.7/0.9
77.2%
0.71.61.20.51.10.7-1.48.57.63.419.3%8.151.6%49.5%38.6%13.0%4.4%9.9%7.1%25.2%3.2%27.71.8%0.3%

Last Games

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Pat Spencer
Last games of Pat Spencer: date, minutes played and statistics
DatePlaying timePointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksGameLeague
1:062----
D
111-96
@
Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Suns
NBA
NBA
19:21733--
D
115-110
@
LA Clippers
LA Clippers
NBA
NBA
13:56214--
D
124-118
@
Sacramento Kings
Sacramento Kings
NBA
NBA
38:0412461-
D
103-119
vs
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
NBA
40:3414231-
V
110-105
vs
Sacramento Kings
Sacramento Kings
NBA
NBA
12:097131-
D
116-117
vs
Houston Rockets
Houston Rockets
NBA
NBA
15:371212--
D
111-118
vs
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
NBA
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Player Profile

Few athletes can claim to have dominated two college sports before reaching the NBA, but Patrick Spencer carved out a unique path in American professional sports. The 28-year-old point guard first made history in college lacrosse at Loyola University Maryland, setting records that still stand today, before turning to basketball during his final year of eligibility at Northwestern.

Trained at Boys' Latin School of Maryland, where he already excelled in both disciplines, Spencer chose to pursue his lacrosse career at Loyola, becoming a Division I legend. With a degree in corporate finance, he could have followed a traditional career path, but his passion for basketball pushed him to attempt an unlikely transition.

His road to the NBA was far from straightforward. After his time at Northwestern, Spencer first tested his skills overseas with the Hamburg Towers in Germany, before joining the G League ranks with the Capital City Go-Go. His athletic versatility and determination ultimately convinced the Golden State Warriors organization to give him his shot.

February 25, 2024 will go down in the record books as the day Spencer officially made his NBA debut, achieving a remarkably rare feat in American professional sports. This transition from lacrosse to basketball at the highest level is a testament to an exceptional ability to adapt and a vision of sport that transcends traditional boundaries between disciplines.

Honors & Championships

Pat Spencer wrote a unique page in history by becoming the first athlete to move from elite college lacrosse to the highest level of professional basketball.

  • Holder of the NCAA Division I career assists record in lacrosse (231)
  • All-time leading scorer in Patriot League history with 380 points
  • Four-time All-American in lacrosse at Loyola University Maryland
  • Led Loyola to the NCAA lacrosse Final Four in 2016
  • Averaged 10.4 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.9 assists during his basketball season at Northwestern
  • Professional debut with the Hamburg Towers in Germany (averages of 9.2 points and 3.6 rebounds)
  • First NBA game with the Golden State Warriors on February 25, 2024

Awards & Individual Honors

Pat Spencer made his mark on the history of American college lacrosse before turning to basketball, accumulating honors that speak to his exceptional athletic talent.

  • Winner of the prestigious Tewaaraton Award (2019), considered the "Heisman Trophy" of college lacrosse
  • Recipient of the Lt. Raymond Enners Award (2019) as USILA National Player of the Year
  • Winner of the Jack Turnbull Award (2019) as the nation's top NCAA lacrosse attacker
  • Four-time USILA All-American selection in lacrosse
  • Patriot League Rookie of the Year (2016)

Frequently asked questions

Pat Spencer Stats 2025-26 – Phoenix Suns