- Matchup: Milwaukee Bucks vs Washington Wizards
- Date: Monday, December 1, 2025
- Venue: Capital One Arena, Washington, DC
- Broadcast: Monumental Sports Network
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On Monday, the Washington Wizards (2-15) will aim to secure a victory over the Milwaukee Bucks (8-11) at Capital One Arena.
The Bucks faced the Miami Heat in their previous outing, suffering a close defeat with a final score of 106-103. During the game, Milwaukee committed 15 fouls, while Miami recorded 10. From three-point territory, the Bucks managed 10 out of 36 attempts. Miami excelled at the foul line, converting 18 of 20 shots for a commendable 90.0%. Miami also dominated the boards with 47 rebounds (9 offensive, 38 defensive), secured 1 block, and tallied 32 assists alongside 9 steals. Defensively, Milwaukee conceded 45.9% shooting to their opponents, allowing them to score on 39 of 85 shots. The Bucks distributed 31 assists while forcing the other team into 14 turnovers, collecting 7 steals. In terms of rebounding, they acquired 47 total boards, with 11 being offensive. At the charity stripe, Milwaukee converted 9 of 14 attempts, resulting in a 64.3% shooting percentage. Overall, the Bucks shot 42.1% from the field (40 of 95) and made 14 out of 42 from beyond the arc.
Ryan Rollins was a key contributor for the Bucks in their last matchup, scoring 26 points with an 11-of-24 shooting performance. Logging 41 minutes, he also grabbed 7 rebounds and recorded 5 assists, showcasing his all-around game.
Entering this contest, Milwaukee holds an 8-11 record for the season. They are averaging 14.5 turnovers and committing 22.3 personal fouls per game. As a collective unit, the Bucks are securing 40.0 rebounds per game and have dished out a total of 513 assists this season, ranking them 7th in the NBA for passing. Milwaukee has a three-point shooting percentage of 40.8% (292 out of 715) and converts 70.9% at the foul line. Their offensive output stands at 115.8 points per game, placing them 19th in the league, shooting at 48.9% overall.
Defensively, the Bucks have pressured their opponents into averaging 14.8 turnovers per game while drawing 18.9 fouls. They permit 35.6% shooting from three-point range and rank 21st in points allowed per game (118.6). Opponents are shooting 47.6% from the field against Milwaukee (792 of 1,663), while they allow an average of 45.8 rebounds per game. The Bucks rank 23rd in the league for assists allowed, surrendering 511 this season.
Recently, the Wizards secured an impressive win over the Atlanta Hawks, finalizing the game at 132-113. In this matchup, Washington allowed Atlanta to record 44 rebounds (14 offensive). The Wizards hit 34.9% from three (15 of 43) and shot 75.0% from the foul line with 12 of 16 successful attempts. Defensively, Washington allowed Atlanta to make 43 of 95 shots (45.3%) while they managed to score 48 of 84 themselves for a shooting rate of 57.1%. Washington excelled in three-point shooting, converting 19 out of 38 attempts (50.0%) and scoring 17 of their 26 foul shots for a percentage of 65.4%. Atlanta committed 19 fouls, leading the Wizards to the foul line multiple times. Washington collected 30 defensive boards and 6 offensive boards for a total of 36 rebounds.
CJ McCollum had a standout performance for the Wizards, making 17 of 25 shots for a remarkable 68.0% shooting efficiency. In his 37 minutes on the court, he scored 46 points and dished out 4 assists, demonstrating his scoring prowess.
Washington’s current record stands at 2-15 this season. On the offensive front, the Wizards are hitting 46.5% from the field, positioning them 18th in the league. They have accumulated 1,939 points, averaging 114.1 points per game, while gathering 43.2 rebounds. Their assist rate is 26.0 per game (17th in the league) and they are experiencing 16.8 turnovers per game. The team commits 23.4 personal fouls and manages a 74.9% shooting percentage from the free-throw line.
Defensively, Washington ranks last in the NBA in points allowed per game, conceding 128.2 points. They force 12.8 turnovers per game but allow teams to shoot 47.9% from the field, ranking 22nd in this category. Their defense lets opponents score 37.0% from three-point territory (246 of 664), with opponents converting 78.7% of their free throw attempts. They yield 29.9 assists and 50.2 total rebounds per game, putting them at the bottom of the league rankings.
Who will triumph in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Back Milwaukee
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