

Current competition metrics, playing time, output, chance quality, role stats, and discipline.
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James Pantemis stats for Portland Timbers in Major League Soccer 2026 as a Goalkeeper cover the main performance numbers: appearances, minutes, direct output, generated expected metrics, passing, and role-specific football metrics. There are 16 available stat lines across playing time, production, chance quality, passing, role output, and discipline.
James Pantemis's core production includes 14 matches, 1,288 minutes, and 14 starts. Playing time sets the sample size, while goals, shots, and other output numbers show the direct attacking contribution.
James Pantemis's role-specific numbers add 7.4 average rating, 70 saves, 72.9% save rate, 26 goals conceded, 29.2 xGC, 2.04 xGC per 90, 1.82 goals conceded per 90, 0.22 goals prevented per 90, and 5.0 saves per game. Saves, goals conceded, xGC, selected-season per-90 rates, penalty saves, rating, and distribution add context beyond the final score alone. These historical rates are not next-match projections.
James Pantemis's discipline numbers include 1 card and 1 fouls committed. Cards and fouls add a different angle on playing style, pressure, and match involvement beyond scoring or creation totals.
James Pantemis's numbers are most useful when read together: playing time shows the sample size, generated expected metrics add chance-quality context, selected-season per-90 rates compare different playing-time totals without acting as next-match projections, passing numbers show involvement and ball use, role metrics show how that involvement turns into actions, and discipline numbers add match-style context. That combination gives a better view of the player's role than looking at goals, assists, or minutes on their own.
James Pantemis's available stat coverage includes Major League Soccer 2026, Major League Soccer 2025, and Friendlies 2026. Each competition can tell a different story: minutes and role can change, while expected metrics, goals, assists, passing, and defensive work may look very different from one season to another.