Last 10
14
60%
Next Game Week projection
10Difference between Game Week projection and L10 Average Score
-4
Breakdown
Performance
Mar 25
12
GW 45
Apr 25
DNP
GW 46
DNP
GW 46
0
GW 47
6
GW 47
14
GW 48
DNP
GW 48
3
GW 49
DNP
GW 49
DNP
GW 50
DNP
GW 51
14
GW 51
DNP
GW 52
DNP
GW 52
17
GW 52
May 25
8
GW 52
0
GW 52
10
GW 53
1
GW 53
DNP
GW 53
2
GW 53
0
GW 53
Oct 25
26
GW
17
GW
6
GW
19
GW
23
GW
DNP
GW 1
DNP
GW 1
10
GW 2
0
GW 3
0
GW 3
DNP
GW 3
Nov 25
DNP
GW 4
23
GW 5
4
GW 5
21
GW 6
11
GW 6
19
GW 7
DNP
GW 7
DNP
GW 8
5
GW 8
DNP
GW 9
44
GW 9
DNP
GW 10
4
GW 11
1
GW 11
7
GW 12
Dec 25
33
GW 13
27
GW 13
GW 14
GW 14
GW 16
GW 16
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December 3, 2025
Puts on show
Spencer amassed 17 points (8-14 FG, 1-1 3Pt), three rebounds, six assists and one steal across 21 minutes during Tuesday's 124-112 loss to the Thunder.
Analysis
The final box score for Spencer wasn't amazing, but it was a sight to see him go toe-to-toe with Oklahoma City. Playing without Stephen Curry (quadriceps) and Jimmy Butler, who didn't return for the second half due to knee soreness, it was Spencer who sank big shots down the stretch to help his team erase a 22-point deficit. It's hard to tell if coach Steve Kerr will elevate Spencer in the rotation, but he certainly made a statement with his 17-point, six-assist performance Tuesday night.
