Stats Rundown: Key Numbers from Mavericks’ 111-105 Win at Wizards
The Dallas Mavericks broke their four-game losing streak by defeating the Washington Wizards 111-105 at Capital One Arena. Despite another slow start, Dallas quickly adjusted early in the game.
Bench Impact
Naji Marshall led the team with 30 points off the bench, playing a pivotal role alongside Moussa Cisse in stabilizing the Mavericks during the middle quarters. Dallas’ reserves outscored Washington’s bench 59-44, fueling the team’s comeback.
Crucial Plays Down the Stretch
Cooper Flagg and P.J. Washington made key plays late in the game to help Dallas fend off the Wizards and avoid a rare season sweep by one of the NBA’s weakest teams.
Fourth Quarter Hustle
- The Mavericks secured 10 offensive rebounds in the fourth quarter, including two extra possessions that were decisive in securing the victory.
Previous Night Comparison
After allowing Ja Morant to start strong with 21 points during the previous night's loss to Memphis, the Mavericks faced CJ McCollum, who mirrored Morant’s impact early in Saturday's game.
“The Dallas reserves outscored their Washington counterparts 59-44, including a 30-piece from Marshall to lead all scorers in the win.”
Dallas’ victory improves their record to 3-7 while Washington falls to 1-9.
Author’s summary: The Mavericks snapped their losing streak with strong bench contributions and key late-game plays, highlighting their resilience despite early struggles and tough opponents.