Overview
- The Suns agreed to the contract on Thursday, July 2, with ESPN’s Shams Charania first reporting the signing and Phoenix officials finalizing terms with Spencer’s agents at Priority Sports.
- Spencer’s deal is a two-way contract that lets him split time between the NBA club and its G League affiliate and brings Phoenix’s roster to 15 standard players and three two-way players.
- Spencer is a former Loyola Maryland lacrosse star who played one season of college basketball at Northwestern, went undrafted, then worked his way through overseas play and the G League before reaching the NBA.
- He spent the past three seasons with the Golden State Warriors and posted career highs in 2025–26 with about 7.2 points, 3.5 assists and 18.6 minutes per game, earning a reputation as a competitive, fan-favorite reserve.
- The signing gives Phoenix a versatile, high-energy guard option off the bench and leaves Spencer with one more year of two-way eligibility while he attempts to convert the deal into a full NBA contract.