Dallas Mavericks vs Washington Wizards Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 8, 2025

The market total sat at 216, and this matchup came in just under the number at 111-105, a combined 216—a dead-heat finish that masked a highly uneven distribution of scoring. Dallas and Washington combined for 59 points in the opening quarter, immediately signaling an uptempo start, but the game decelerated sharply thereafter. The second half proved significantly slower, with just 106 combined points across the final 24 minutes, marking a notable cooldown from the first-half pace of 110 combined.

Naji Marshall led the Mavericks with 30 points and 8 rebounds, while P.J. Washington chipped in 14 points and 9 boards alongside Brandon Williams' 14 points and 6 assists. Washington's CJ McCollum countered with 25 points, and Cam Whitmore added 19, but it wasn't quite enough. Alex Sarr's 17 points and 5 assists provided secondary scoring for the hosts. Dallas won the war of attrition, particularly in the third quarter when both teams combined for 58 points—the second-highest output of the night. The fourth quarter proved decisive with just 48 combined points, a dramatic slowdown that left the total shy of expectations. This result tracks with Dallas's defensive profile over its last nine games, while Washington's recent struggles—allowing 130.3 per game—were evident in a six-point home loss.