Jabri Fitzpatrick brings two-way scoring punch and high-minute reliability to New Haven
Fitzpatrick is a high-usage guard who led New Haven in scoring in 2025-26, averaging about 15.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.7 steals while logging 34.4 minutes per game, and he earned Second Team All-Conference honors after a strong first season with the Chargers.[13] His calling card is all-around pressure: he can create offense, rebound from the guard spot, and disrupt passing lanes, with multiple recent outbursts of 29 and 32 points showing he can swing a game when efficient.[9][13][15] The main caution is shooting consistency, especially from three, so he fits best with a team that values aggressive downhill play, defense and volume scoring more than pure spacing.[6][13]
