- Matchup: Washington Wizards vs San Antonio Spurs
- Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2025
- Venue: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
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The San Antonio Spurs (18-7) are set to clash with the Washington Wizards (4-20) at the Frost Bank Center this Wednesday.
The Wizards recently faced the Pacers and achieved a victory, securing a 108-89 scoreline. Washington demonstrated a 46.1% shooting rate (41 of 89) and successfully converted 10 out of 28 attempts from beyond the arc. From the free throw line, they made 16 of 26 attempts, amounting to a 61.5% success rate. On the boards, the Wizards gathered a total of 56 rebounds, including 17 offensive grabs. They registered 19 assists and forced 8 turnovers while also achieving 5 steals on the defensive end. Conversely, Indiana managed to shoot 36.9% from the field with 31 of 84 attempts. The Pacers also earned 20 assists and had 2 steals in this matchup, gathering 41 rebounds (11 offensive, 30 defensive) along with 3 blocks. Indiana performed well at the foul line, hitting 81.0% by making 17 of 21 attempts, although they only managed 10 out of 39 from three-point range. The Wizards were tagged for 21 fouls, while the Pacers collected 18.
Marvin Bagley III was pivotal in this contest, achieving a shooting percentage of 64.3%. Over 32 minutes, he pulled in 14 rebounds and netted 23 points on 9 of 14 shooting.
Arriving at this matchup, the Wizards hold a dismal win-loss record of 4-20 this season. They average 112.8 points per game, ranking 26th in the NBA, and shoot 46.3% from the floor. Washington excels from three-point territory, making 36.9% of their attempts (318 of 862) and hitting 74.8% of free throws. As a unit, the Wizards average 43.3 rebounds and have distributed 610 assists this season, placing them 28th in the league for ball movement. They also average 16.3 turnovers and 22.3 personal fouls per game.
Defensively, the Wizards manage to force 12.5 turnovers per game while committing 18.0 personal fouls. They currently rank 22nd in the league for assists allowed, with 709 given up this season. Washington’s defense permits an opponent shooting percentage of 48.0% (1,094 of 2,277) and they concede an average of 48.8 rebounds per game, alongside allowing 37.2% from three-point range, placing them last in the league for points allowed per game at 126.7.
In their latest outing, the Spurs emerged victorious against the Thunder, winning 111-109. San Antonio allowed Oklahoma City to collect a total of 51 rebounds (14 offensive). They struggled from three-point territory, hitting only 24.3% (9 out of 37), but excelled at the charity stripe with 88.9% success (24 of 27). The Spurs allowed the Thunder to connect on 38 of 92 field goal attempts, resulting in a shooting percentage of 41.3%. Ultimately, the Spurs shot 37 of 90 from the floor (41.1%) and converted 31.0% from three-point territory (13 of 42). They capitalized on 24 of their free throw attempts for a percentage of 75.0%. The Thunder committed 25 fouls, granting the Spurs 32 free throw attempts. The Spurs forced 19 turnovers while managing 9 steals, compiling 52 rebounds overall (37 defensive, 15 offensive).
Devin Vassell played a crucial role for the Spurs, racking up 23 points in his 32 minutes on the court, alongside 4 assists. He achieved a shooting rate of 46.2% by hitting 6 of 13 shots and also collected 5 boards.
San Antonio currently sports a win-loss record of 18-7 this season. The Spurs average 20.7 personal fouls and connect on 79.5% of their free throws. They deliver 25.7 assists per game (15th in the league) while averaging 14.8 turnovers. On offense, San Antonio has tallied 2,993 points (119.7 per game), with an average of 45.1 rebounds per contest. They rank 9th in the NBA with a shooting percentage of 48.3%.
Defensively, the Spurs are ranked 11th for points per game allowed at 115.2. They force 14.3 turnovers per game and permit opponents a shooting percentage of 47.0% (16th in the NBA). San Antonio’s defense concedes 37.6% from long range and allows opponents to convert 79.3% of their free throws. They yield an average of 27.0 assists and 41.5 total rebounds per game, placing them 19th and 7th in the league, respectively.
What’s tonight’s Parlay prediction?
Recommendation: Bet on San Antonio to win and the total points to stay under.
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