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Pat Spencer was a darling for Golden State Warriors fans, but they now have a clear upgrade at the backup point guard spot in Brandon Williams.

Blue Man Hoop's Nick San Miguel argues that the Golden State Warriors have secured a clear upgrade at backup point guard with Brandon Williams replacing Pat Spencer. Spencer signed with the Phoenix Suns in the offseason after becoming a fan favorite in Golden State, but he did not appear against his former team on Saturday and played just seven minutes in his season opener.
San Miguel writes that Spencer's impact depended heavily on streaky outside shooting, whereas Williams brings essential speed and athleticism to an aging roster. Through his first three games with the Warriors, Williams has averaged nearly 13 points per game, mirroring his production with the Dallas Mavericks.
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