Washington Wizards vs Detroit Pistons Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 10, 2025

Detroit edged Washington 137–135 in overtime, a two-point thriller that hinged on wildly divergent scoring patterns between the two halves. The combined total landed at 272, split almost evenly: 128 points in the first half and 126 in the second, with the opening quarter accounting for most of the early fireworks at 73 combined.

Cade Cunningham carried Detroit down the stretch with 46 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists—a near triple-double that kept the Pistons competitive. CJ McCollum answered for Washington with a team-high 42 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists, but it wasn't enough to hold off the home squad. Daniss Jenkins added 24 for Detroit, while Cam Whitmore chipped in 20 for the Wizards. The fourth quarter saw both teams pour in 71 combined points as the game tightened, forcing a five-minute overtime session where Detroit's 10 combined points to Washington's 8 proved decisive.

The result marked a reversal of recent form: Washington has been outscored by 16.9 points per game on defense over its last ten contests, while Detroit has held opponents to 110.5 per game. Despite McCollum's heroics and Alex Sarr's double-double effort (15 points, 15 rebounds), the Wizards couldn't convert their offensive firepower into a road win, falling just short in extra time.