US EditionPat Spencer Scores Career-High 19 in First NBA Start as Golden State Warriors Beat Cleveland Cavaliers 99-94
Pat Spencer made three 3-pointers and scored a career-high 19 points in his first NBA start as the short-handed Warriors won their third of four games, sources said.
- On Saturday, Pat Spencer scored a career-high 19 points in his first NBA start as the Golden State Warriors upset the Cleveland Cavaliers 99-94.
- Short-Handed and short on star power, Golden State Warriors rested Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Al Horford and De'Anthony Melton, while Pat Spencer returned on a two-way contract this year.
- After a 4-of-23 first quarter, Golden State Warriors shot 29 of 63 and erased a 23-14 deficit with a 27-8 run while Cleveland Cavaliers hit a season-worst 37 of 107.
- With 11 seconds remaining, Cleveland cut the lead to 96-94 on a 15-5 run, but Mitchell missed a tying 3 and Spencer sealed the win with foul shots; the victory moved Golden State back to 12-12.
- Spencer's recent streak — three straight 15-plus games — includes 17, 16, and a career-high 19 as Golden State expects Butler, Green, Horford, and Melton back Sunday, with Curry targeting Friday.
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Independent EspañolCLEVELAND (AP) — Pat Spencer scored 19 points, the largest number of his career in his first start duel at the NBA, and the Golden State Warriors beat their lousy aim in the first quarter to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday 99-94. It was the third consecutive match in which the third-year base has scored at least 15 points. His three triples were a personal record. Brazilian Gui Santos scored 14 points, Buddy Hield scored 13 in his first…
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