CAREER

• Has appeared in 166 career NBA regular season games (35 starts) with Denver, Orlando and Phoenix holding averages of 6.0 points and 3.6 rebounds in 13.9 minutes of play, while shooting 55.0% from the field
• Has scored in double figures 40 times in his career and 20+ points seven times, including a career-high 26 points on Nov. 16 vs. Minnesota
• Has grabbed 10+ rebounds eight times in his career, including a career-best 15 on Nov. 11, 2022
• Holds seven double-doubles in his career, six of which came during the 2022-23 season
• Has tallied 12 career games with 3+ blocks, including five games with a career-best 4 blocks
• Has played in 10 career playoff games, averaging 2.1 points in 4.0 minutes of action
• Has appeared in eight career NBA G League regular season games with Windy City, averaging 12.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.25 blocks in 19.3 minutes

2023-24 (Phoenix)

• Averaged 5.2 points on a career-best 61.6% shooting and 3.2 rebounds in 43 games this season, averaging 10.9 minutes per game
• Scored in double figures 10 times on the season and 20+ points once
• Recorded one double-double on the season, tallying season highs in both points (25) and rebounds (14) on Feb. 23 at Houston
• Made 2+ three-pointers in seven games this season, including a season-best 3 on April 3 vs. Cleveland…shot 100% from beyond the arc in four of the seven games

• PLAYOFFS: Appeared in three games, averaging 4.3 minutes in those

COLLEGE

• Played and started in nine games during his only season at the University of Oregon (2018-19), averaging 21.0 points, 9.6 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 2.7 blocks in 29.8 minutes of action, while shooting 56.1 FG% (74-132) from the floor and 52.0 3FG% (13-25) from three-point range
• Suffered a left foot injury on Dec. 12 and missed the remainder of the season
• At the time of his injury, was leading the Ducks in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots
• Scored in double figures in all nine games that he played
• Recorded four double-doubles
• Became the first freshman in Oregon history to begin his career with consecutive double-doubles

• Full name is Bol Manute Bol
• Born in Khartoum, Sudan on November 16, 1999
• Named for his late great-grandfather and Dinka chief, Bol Chol Bol
• Son of Ajoke Deng and Manute Bol
• His late father, Manute, played 10 seasons in the NBA and was known for his many humanitarian efforts
• Received his first NCAA Division I scholarship offer from New Mexico State while in the eighth grade
• Follow on X @BolBol and on Instagram @bolbol