- Matchup: Washington Wizards vs Detroit Pistons
- Date: Monday, November 10, 2025
- Venue: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI
- Broadcast: Peacock
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On Monday, the Detroit Pistons (6-2) will take on the Washington Wizards (1-7) at Little Caesars Arena.
The Wizards faced off against the Celtics in their last outing, suffering a defeat with a final score of 136-107. Washington shot 48.8% from the field, connecting on 39 of 80 attempts, and converted 9 of 27 from beyond the arc. From the free throw line, the Wizards achieved a success rate of 74.1%, sinking 20 of 27 attempts. They gathered a total of 40 rebounds, with 11 being offensive, and recorded 25 assists. Defensively, they forced 7 turnovers and logged 2 steals. The Wizards allowed their foes to shoot 54.7% from the floor, as the Celtics hit 52 of 95 shots. Boston contributed 31 assists and made 12 steals during the game, in addition to grabbing 4 rebounds (12 offensive and -8 defensive) and registering 5 blocks. The Celtics shot 76.2% from the free throw line, hitting 16 of 21 attempts and converting 16 of 41 three-point attempts. The Wizards committed 18 fouls, while the Celtics accumulated 24.
Key players include Alex Sarr, who showcased an impressive performance with a 60.0% field goal rate. He recorded 31 points on 12 of 20 shooting, collected 8 rebounds, and distributed 2 assists in 29 minutes of play.
The Wizards enter this contest with a disappointing record of 1-7 this season. They average 17.5 turnovers and commit 23.5 fouls per game. As a collective, the Wizards pull down 45.9 rebounds per game and have accumulated 207 assists this season, ranking 20th in the league in assists. Shooting-wise, they are hitting 37.7% from three-point range (107 of 284) and 70.9% from the foul line. They average 111.9 points per game, placing them 25th in the league, with an overall shooting percentage of 45.7%.
On defense, the Wizards force their opponents into an average of 12.1 turnovers and commit 18.6 personal fouls. They allow teams to shoot 36.6% from beyond the arc and rank at the bottom for points allowed per game at 128.1. Opponents shoot 48.5% overall against them (367 of 757) and they give up an average of 48.8 rebounds per game. Currently, they sit at 26th in the league for assists surrendered, with 234 so far this year.
The Pistons secured a victory in their last game, defeating the Jazz 114-103. On the rebounding front, Detroit allowed Utah to gather a total of 44 boards (11 of which were offensive). They hit 30.8% of their three-point attempts, going 12 of 39, and concluded the game with 86.2% shooting from the free throw line, sinking 25 of 29 attempts. The Jazz managed to shoot 38.4% from the floor, hitting 33 of 86 shots. The Pistons finished with a field goal percentage of 49.5%, making 45 of 91 attempts. From beyond the arc, they managed to convert 11 of 30 attempts (36.7%). Detroit also shot 59.1% from the free throw line, hitting 13 of 22 attempts. The Jazz committed 17 fouls, while the Pistons turned the ball over 13 times and secured 5 steals. The Pistons collected 39 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive boards for a total of 52 rebounds in the game.
Cade Cunningham was pivotal for the Pistons, scoring 31 points in 37 minutes, while also accounting for 10 assists. He converted 13 of 28 attempts, yielding a shooting percentage of 46.4%, and contributed 3 rebounds.
Detroit boasts an overall record of 6-2 for the season. They average 25.9 fouls per game with a free throw shooting percentage of 73.2%. The Pistons dish out an average of 25.3 assists (22nd in the NBA) and commit 14.9 turnovers per game. They have accumulated a total of 925 points this season, averaging 115.6 points per contest, while grabbing 48.1 rebounds per game. Their field goal shooting stands at 46.2%, ranking them 18th in the league.
Defensively, the Pistons rank 4th in the NBA for points allowed, giving up 111.3 per game. They create 16.4 turnovers on average per game and hold opponents to 42.3% shooting from the floor (1st in the league). The Pistons’ opponents shoot 35.1% on three-point attempts and convert 79.2% of their free throws. They allow an average of 22.5 assists and 45.0 rebounds per game, ranking them 1st and 18th in the league respectively.
Who will come out on top tonight against the spread?
Pick: Favor Washington
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