Stats Rundown: Key Numbers from Mavericks’ 111-105 Win over Wizards
The Dallas Mavericks ended a four-game losing streak with a 111-105 victory at the Washington Wizards on Saturday night at Capital One Arena. Despite a sluggish start, Dallas found their rhythm in the first quarter and managed to maintain it throughout the game.
Bench Impact
The Mavericks’ bench was crucial in turning the game around. Naji Marshall led the way with 30 points off the bench, outscoring every other player. Moussa Cisse also contributed key minutes during pivotal moments.
Key Performances
- Naji Marshall scored 30 points, leading all scorers in the game.
- The Mavericks reserves outpaced Washington’s bench, 59-44.
Crucial Moments Down the Stretch
Cooper Flagg and P.J. Washington stepped up late in the game with important plays that helped Dallas hold off Washington and avoid being swept by one of the NBA’s weakest teams this season.
Rebounding Edge
Strong offensive rebounding was a decisive factor for Dallas, especially in the fourth quarter when they secured 10 offensive boards, including two free ones that helped seal the win.
Matchup Insights
Following a tough loss the previous night to Memphis, where Ja Morant led with 21 points, CJ McCollum mirrored Morant’s hot start against Dallas on Saturday, adding an interesting dynamic to the game.
"The Dallas reserves outscored their Washington counterparts 59-44, including a 30-piece from Marshall to lead all scorers in the win."
"The Mavs secured 10 offensive boards in the fourth quarter to help pull out the win."
Author's summary: The Mavericks broke their losing streak thanks to a dominant bench led by Naji Marshall and strong late-game plays, highlighted by key offensive rebounds to secure victory.