Key Takeaways:
- Brooklyn Nets defeated the Washington Wizards 129-106, snapping a four-game losing run
- Michael Porter Jr. led the Nets with 34 points, while Tyrese Martin contributed 20, including seven consecutive in a key third-quarter sequence
- Washington suffered its 11th consecutive loss and remains winless at home this season
Match Analysis
The Brooklyn Nets secured a convincing 129-106 victory over the Washington Wizards on Sunday night, breaking a four-game losing streak and handing Washington its 11th straight defeat in a clash between two struggling teams.
Brooklyn, now 2-5 on the road, claimed its first win since overcoming Indiana 112-103 in the opening week of November. Remarkably, both of the Nets’ victories have come away from home this season.
six players in double figures, good team dub 🤝 pic.twitter.com/hXYfmjOvAH
— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) November 17, 2025
Standout Performances
Michael Porter Jr. starred for Brooklyn, amassing 34 points, whilst Tyrese Martin delivered 20 points, seven of which came consecutively late in the third quarter during a pivotal run. Supporting contributions included Nic Claxton with 17 points, Ziaire Williams with 13, Noah Clowney who provided 12, and Terance Mann with 10.
For Washington, Kyshawn George topped the scoresheet with 29 points, bolstered by CJ McCollum’s 17 and Khris Middleton’s 14. The Wizards shot 35% (12-for-34) from three-point range and 44% (37-for-84) overall from the field.
Game Progression and Key Moments
Despite surrendering 11 turnovers in the first half, the Nets managed to establish a 63-53 advantage at half-time, capitalised by a decisive 35-25 second-quarter edge.
The Wizards fought back in the third quarter, outscoring Brooklyn 31-22 through the first ten minutes to draw within 85-84. However, Brooklyn found resilience as Ziaire Williams’ free throws gave them a three-point cushion, followed by Tyrese Martin’s quick burst – a three-pointer and two field goals – reigniting the lead to 94-84 by the period’s end.
A 14-4 surge by the Nets to begin the final quarter extended their advantage to 108-88 with under eight minutes left. Washington failed to mount a comeback, and Brooklyn comfortably maintained their lead through to the final buzzer.
Statistical Breakdown
| Team | Points | Top Scorer | Rebounds | Assists | Three-Point FG | Field Goal % | Turnovers | Road/Home Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brooklyn Nets | 129 | Michael Porter Jr. (34) | 44 | 32 | 17 for 41 (41.5%) | 53.2% (42 for 79) | 14 | 2-5 (road) |
| Washington Wizards | 106 | Kyshawn George (29) | 33 | 21 | 12 for 34 (35%) | 44% (37 for 84) | 10 | 0-6 (home) |
Looking Ahead
The Brooklyn Nets are set to host the Boston Celtics on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Washington Wizards will travel to Minnesota on Wednesday, beginning a three-game road trip as they seek to end their current losing streak.
