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Patty Mills Biography

Patrick Mills is an Australian professional basketball player for the San Antonio Spurs of the National Basketball Association. Mills was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 55th overall pick in the 2009 NBA draft after playing two years of college basketball for Saint Mary’s.

Patty Mills Age

Patrick Sammy Mills was born in Canberra, Australia on the 11th of August 1988. He is 30 years as of 2018.

Patty Mills Height | How Tall is Patty Mills?

Mill stands at a height of 6′ 0″ (1.83 m).

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Patty Mills Wife

Patty Mills met long-time girlfriend Alyssa Levesque, a former college basketball player, while they were both attending Saint Mary’s College of California. In May 2018, Patty proposed to Alyssa and the couple are expected to get married soon.

Patty Mills Parents | Family

Mills is the only child of Benny and Yvonne Mills. His mother, Yvonne, is an Aboriginal Australian while his father, Benny, is a Torres Strait Islander. His mother was a victim of “the Stolen Generations” – a dark period in Australian history during the earliest days of European settlement which lasted until the 1960s. The period is characterized by the enforced separation of indigenous children from their families.

His parents came together to create The Shadows, a local basketball team, as a way of providing a sense of community in their neighborhood.

His uncle is former Olympian basketballer Danny Morseu.^{He is the cousin of rugby league player Edrick Lee^{and fellow basketball player Nathan Jawai.}}

Mills met long-time girlfriend Alyssa Levesque, who was also a college basketball player, while they were both attending Saint Mary’s College of California.

Patty Mills Salary

Mills signed a 4 year $49,714,285 contract with the San Antonio Spurs, including $49,714,285 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $12,428,571.

Patty Mills College Career

In November 2006, Mills signed to play college basketball for Saint Mary’s College of California beginning in the 2007–08 season. He joined fellow Australians Lucas Walker and Carlin Hughes on the Gaels for the 2007–08 season.

Mills was named the WCC Newcomer of the Year and earned All-WCC First Team honours after helping the Gaels earn a top 25 ranking for the first time since the 1988–89 season. He started all 32 games for the Gaels as a freshman, posting a team-high 14.8 points, 2.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.8 steals in 32.1 minutes. He set a Saint Mary’s freshman record for points in a season with 472, and set the school freshman mark for points in a game with a 37-point performance against Oregon on 20 November 2007. He was also a three-time WCC Player of the Week honouree (16 November, 24 December and 19 February). As a sophomore in 2008–09, Mills averaged 18.4 points, 3.9 assists, 2.4 rebounds and 2.2 steals in 32.1 minutes and was named WCC Player of the Week twice (24 November and 8 December). He was subsequently named All-WCC First Team for a second straight year.

In April 2009, Mills declared for the NBA draft, forgoing his final two years of college eligibility

Patty Mills Contract

On 16 October 2009, he signed a contract with the Trail Blazers. On 4 August 2017, Mills re-signed with the Spurs on a four-year, $50 million contract.

Patty Mills Nba

Mills began his NBA career with the Portland Trail Blazers in 2010. In 2011, during the NBA lockout, Mills returned to Australia to play for the Melbourne Tigers of the National Basketball League (NBL). After playing in China with the Xinjiang Flying Tigers, Mills returned to the United States in March 2012 and signed with the San Antonio Spurs, where he has remained ever since. Mills became a strong contributor off the bench and helped the Spurs win the 2014 NBA Championship against the Miami Heat.

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Patty Mills Stats

REGULAR SEASON AVERAGES
SEASON	TEAM	GP	GS	MIN	FGM-A	FG%	3PM-A	3P%	FTM-A	FT%	OR	DR	REB	AST	BLK	STL	PF	TO	PTS
’09-’10	POR	10		3.8	1.0-2.4	0.417	0.2-0.4	0.5	0.4-0.7	0.571	0.1	0.1	0.2	0.5			0.6	0.4	2.6
’10-’11	POR	64		12.2	2.1-5.1	0.412	0.7-2.1	0.353	0.6-0.7	0.766	0.3	0.5	0.8	1.7		0.4	1	1	5.5
’11-’12	SA	16	3	16.3	3.9-8.1	0.485	1.5-3.5	0.429	0.9-0.9	1	0.3	1.5	1.8	2.4	0.1	0.6	0.9	1.6	10.3
’12-’13	SA	58	2	11.3	1.9-4.2	0.469	0.9-2.2	0.4	0.3-0.3	0.842	0.2	0.7	0.9	1.1	0.1	0.4	0.9	0.7	5.1
’13-’14	SA	81	2	18.9	3.8-8.2	0.464	1.7-3.9	0.425	0.9-1.0	0.89	0.4	1.7	2.1	1.8	0.1	0.8	1.4	0.8	10.2
’14-’15	SA	51		15.7	2.5-6.6	0.381	1.2-3.6	0.341	0.6-0.8	0.825	0.4	1.1	1.5	1.7		0.5	1.1	0.7	6.9
’15-’16	SA	81	3	20.5	3.2-7.6	0.425	1.5-4.0	0.384	0.6-0.7	0.81	0.3	1.6	2	2.8	0.1	0.7	1.3	0.9	8.5
’16-’17	SA	80	8	21.9	3.4-7.8	0.44	1.8-4.4	0.414	0.8-1.0	0.825	0.3	1.5	1.8	3.5		0.8	1.4	1.3	9.5
’17-’18	SA	82	36	25.7	3.4-8.3	0.411	1.9-5.0	0.372	1.3-1.4	0.89	0.3	1.6	1.9	2.8	0.1	0.7	1.6	1.3	10
’18-’19	SA	65	1	23.6	3.4-8.0	0.429	1.9-4.7	0.399	1.1-1.3	0.86	0.3	2	2.3	3	0.1	0.7	1.6	1.2	9.9
Career		588	55	18.9	3.1-7.1	0.431	1.5-3.8	0.391	0.8-0.9	0.85	0.3	1.4	1.7	2.3	0.1	0.6	1.3	1	8.4
REGULAR SEASON TOTALS
SEASON	TEAM	FGM-A	FG%	3PM-A	3P%	FTM-A	FT%	OR	DR	REB	AST	BLK	STL	PF	TO	PTS
’09-’10	POR	24-Oct	0.417	4-Feb	0.5	7-Apr	0.571	1	1	2	5			6	4	26
’10-’11	POR	135-328	0.412	47-133	0.353	36-47	0.766	19	32	51	109	1	27	63	62	353
’11-’12	SA	63-130	0.485	24-56	0.429	15-15	1	4	24	28	39	1	10	14	26	165
’12-’13	SA	113-241	0.469	52-130	0.4	16-19	0.842	9	41	50	62	4	26	55	39	294
’13-’14	SA	309-666	0.464	135-318	0.425	73-82	0.89	34	135	169	149	9	68	114	63	826
’14-’15	SA	128-336	0.381	62-182	0.341	33-40	0.825	21	54	75	87	2	28	58	35	351
’15-’16	SA	260-612	0.425	123-320	0.384	47-58	0.81	27	131	158	226	6	59	102	76	690
’16-’17	SA	273-621	0.44	147-355	0.414	66-80	0.825	24	117	141	279	3	65	109	101	759
’17-’18	SA	280-682	0.411	154-414	0.372	105-118	0.89	26	128	154	229	11	55	128	106	819
’18-’19	SA	223-520	0.429	122-306	0.399	74-86	0.86	22	130	152	193	9	43	104	76	642
Career		1794-4160	0.431	868-2218	0.391	469-552	0.85	187	793	980	1378	46	381	753	588	4925
REGULAR SEASON MISC TOTALS
SEASON	TEAM	DBLDBL	TRIDBL	DQ	EJECT	TECH	FLAG	AST/TO	STL/TO	RAT	SCEFF	SHEFF
’09-’10	POR							1.25		3.06	1.083	0.458
’10-’11	POR							1.76	0.44	8.53	1.076	0.483
’11-’12	SA	1						1.5	0.38	16.62	1.269	0.577
’12-’13	SA						1	1.59	0.67	8.16	1.22	0.577
’13-’14	SA					1		2.37	1.08	16.57	1.24	0.565
’14-’15	SA							2.49	0.8	10.77	1.045	0.473
’15-’16	SA							2.97	0.78	15.08	1.127	0.525
’16-’17	SA	1					1	2.76	0.64	17.03	1.222	0.558
’17-’18	SA							2.16	0.52	16.35	1.201	0.523
’18-’19	SA							2.54	0.57	17.26	1.235	0.546
Career		2				1	2	2.34	0.65	14.04	1.184	0.536

Patty Mills Net Worth

As a professional player for one of the NBA’s top teams, there is no surprise that Patty Mills would be worth a lot of money. Having recently signed a mega $65 million contract with Spurs, the Aussie is worth $6 million with an average yearly salary of $14 million.

Patty Mills Books

Game Day! Championship Collection (2018)

Patty Takes Charge: Game Day! 3 (2017)

Patty Hits the Court: Game Day! 1 (2017)

Patty and The Shadows: Game Day! 2 (2017)

Patty Mills Dunk

Patty Mills Twitter

Patty Mills Instagram

Patty Mills News

Patty Mills explains how Spurs have suddenly started streaking with wins

Updated: March 5, 2019

The San Antonio Spurs have now won three straight games and have managed to cling to the eighth seed in the Western Conference, something guard Patty Millsattributed to the proverbial flip of the switch.

Following a nail-biting 104-103 win over the Denver Nuggets on Monday, the Spurs improved to 36-29 and are now three games clear of the trailing Sacramento Kings and a half-game away from the LA Clippers:

“It almost seems like we’ve just been able to flip a switch, which isn’t the easiest thing to do, but we have in the last three games,” said Mills, according to The Associated Press. “It’s been our defense that has won it for us.”

The Spurs managed to ward off a late fourth-quarter rally by the second-place Denver Nuggets, managing to do just enough defensively to walk away with a tough home win:

“You’ve got to give them their respect, they hit some really tough shots,” forward Rudy Gay said. “Jokic found his shooters and they hit some really tough shots (and) most were contested.”

The urgency is surely felt for all involved, as many have already penned down the Spurs as a playoff team, even after losing their best player in Kawhi Leonard, as well as Manu Ginobili to retirement and Tony Parker to the Charlotte Hornets:

“We’ve got to have it to get to the playoffs,” said Spurs point guard Derrick White, who had 11 points and a career-high nine assists. “That was more important than future matchups.”

The Spurs also dealt with the loss of would-be starter Dejounte Murray in the preseason, but these unforeseen changes haven’t stopped Gregg Popovich or his team from getting in line for a 22nd straight playoff appearance, which would extend the longest active streak in the league.

Source: clutchpoints.com