Pat Spencer was arguably the Warriors' best player in last night's comeback win over the Suns. He knocked down 6 threes and dished out 4 assists, making the most of his final active NBA game on his two-way contract. The Warriors opened up two rosters spots at the trade deadline, and we can expect Spencer to sign a standard contract soon.

Pat Spencer was one of the few bright spots in the Warriors' 19-point loss to the 76ers last night. He displayed his three-level scoring ability while serving as a strong connector within the Warriors' system.

Pat Spencer has been capturing the hearts of NBA fans everywhere lately with his competitive spirit and gutsy highlights. The witty guard set a new career-high with 19 points while making his first NBA start in a win versus Cleveland last night.

Pat Spencer is quickly becoming a fan favorite in Golden State with the way he's been playing lately. Against Philly last night, he was one of the lone bright spots for the undermanned Warriors. He scored 16 points and was absolutely fired up about it.

Golden State was without Steph Curry last night against the Thunder, and Jimmy Butler left the game after 15 minutes with an injury of his own. Hope was low for the Dubs, but Pat Spencer stepped up, scoring an electric 17 points as the team almost mounted a comeback win over the dominant Oklahoma City squad.

Pat Spencer stuffed the stat sheet in tonight's game, stepping up with Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler both out of the lineup. The heady guard posted 11 points, eight rebounds and 13 assists, although the Warriors ultimately lost the game.

A January installment from Bench Mob Blog's Two-Way Talents article series featuring Warriors guard Pat Spencer.