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Devin Vassell

Guard · San Antonio Spurs · 6'5", 200 lb · Born Aug 23, 2000 · Lawrenceville, Georgia · Drafted 11th overall, 2020
2026 West ChampsSan Antonio Spurs3-and-D wing$146M man
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In short

Devin Vassell is a 3-and-D wing and shot-creator for the San Antonio Spurs. Drafted 11th in 2020 out of Florida State, he signed a five-year, $146 million extension — the largest in Spurs franchise history at the time — and provides scoring, shooting, and perimeter defense on the wing alongside Wembanyama and Fox, with career-high games of 36 and 37 points.

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Proj. points
13.9
range 11.2–16.6
Line 14
48%
to go over
Team win
62%
114–111
Poi 13.9 Lean underReb 4 Lean underAss 2.5 Lean underPRA 20.4 Lean under
Likely on himJamal Shead· 82 Perimeter DStrong defender
10+ pts90%15+ pts36%

Model lines Vassell at 13.9 pts (range 11.2–16.6) vs a 14 line — roughly a coin flip to clear it (48%).

Biggest edge: venue — home floor — small boost.

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A smooth 3-and-D wing and shot-creator — the Spurs' record-signing perimeter scorer.

A Florida State standout, Vassell was drafted 11th in 2020 and grew into a reliable two-way wing.

🏫 Florida State11th, 2020

He signed a five-year, $146M extension — the largest in Spurs history at the time.

💰 5 yr / $146MFranchise-record deal

He added creation to his 3-and-D base, with career highs of 36 and 37 points.

36 · 37 · career highsShot-creator

He provides scoring and spacing on the wing alongside Wembanyama and Fox.

13.9 ppg · .384 3P🏆 2026 West champs
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PPG
13.9
2025-26
RPG
4
per game
APG
2.5
per game
FG%
.437
.384 from three
LIFE

Roots & the rise

A smooth 3-and-D wing and shot-creator — the Spurs' record-signing perimeter scorer.

Devin Anthony Vassell was born in Lawrenceville, Georgia, the son of a college player, and starred at Florida State as a second-team All-ACC wing before San Antonio drafted him 11th in 2020. He grew into a reliable two-way wing — a strong three-point shooter who also defends the perimeter.

In 2023 he signed a five-year, $146 million extension, the largest in Spurs franchise history at the time. He's added shot creation to his 3-and-D base, with career highs of 36 and 37 points, and provides scoring and spacing on the wing alongside Wembanyama and Fox on a Finals team.

Sources: Wikipedia, NBA.com, Basketball-Reference, ESPN.

BEYOND THE GAME

Beyond the game

Vassell is of Jamaican descent through his father, Andrew, who played college basketball at Stony Brook. A Georgia native, he built his game on a smooth, repeatable jump shot and steady two-way play rather than flash — the kind of low-drama wing a rebuilding-turned-contending team can grow around.

His identity is 3-and-D with expanding creation: he spaces the floor, defends wings, and can create his own shot for stretches. On a Spurs team anchored by Wembanyama's defense and Fox's speed, Vassell's shooting and secondary scoring round out a balanced perimeter attack.

PERSONALITY

The person

A smooth, two-way wing — three-point shooting, perimeter defense, and growing shot creation.

3-and-D wingA strong catch-and-shoot threat who defends the perimeter.
Shot-creatorCareer highs of 36 and 37 points show scoring upside.
SteadyA low-drama, reliable two-way contributor.
PLAYER DNA

Archetype & ratings

Archetype
3-and-D Wing · Shot-Creator
Temperament
Steady
Leadership
58/100
Scoring64
Playmaking54
Rebounding44
Perimeter D72
Rim protection23
Spacing68
Athleticism70
Clutch64
a 3-and-D wing and shot-creator
ANALYSIS

What the numbers say

The two-way wing balance

Vassell gives San Antonio exactly what a wing next to Wembanyama and Fox should: three-point shooting, perimeter defense, and enough shot creation to punish closeouts. His efficiency dips when asked to do too much, but in a complementary scoring-and-spacing role he's a valuable, well-paid two-way piece.

STATS

Season by season

Per game

SeasonGPMINPTSREBASTFG%3P%
2025-266730.513.94.02.5.437.384

Source: Basketball-Reference.

ADVANCED

Advanced & historical

Where he sits in history

2023Signed a five-year, $146M extension — the largest in Spurs history at the time
ScoringCareer highs of 36 (2023) and 37 (2025) points
CollegeSecond-team All-ACC at Florida State

Hardware

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Second-team All-ACC (2020)
OUTLOOK

Where it's headed

AI-generated · updated July 13, 2026

A two-way wing on a big deal — shooting, defense, and secondary scoring for the Spurs.

On a five-year, $146 million contract, Vassell is San Antonio's steady 3-and-D wing with shot-creation upside. His role is to space, defend, and score complementarily around Wembanyama and Fox — valuable balance on a Finals team.

Three-point shootingStrong
Perimeter defenseSolid
Shot creationGood
Efficiency on volumeVariable

Contract

Deal
5 yr / $146M signed 2023
Role
3-and-D wing starter
Age
25 prime
Bottom line

A smooth two-way wing and the Spurs' record signing. Shooting, defense, and secondary scoring — the perimeter balance a Finals team needs around its stars.

FAQ

Quick answers

What is Devin Vassell known for?

3-and-D wing play — three-point shooting and perimeter defense — with growing shot creation; career highs of 36 and 37 points.

How big is Devin Vassell's contract?

A five-year, $146 million extension signed in 2023, the largest in Spurs franchise history at the time.

Where did Devin Vassell go to college?

Florida State, where he was second-team All-ACC before San Antonio drafted him 11th in 2020.