Washington Wizards vs Houston Rockets

NBA

Wizards

1-11

112-135

Final

Rockets

7-3

Toyota Center (Houston)

TV: League Pass

Lead tracker

WSH leadsBiggest lead WSH 1, HOU 29

HOU leads

Team	1	2	3	4	T
WSH	29	25	33	25	112
HOU	40	41	22	32	135

Who won: Rockets 135-112

The Houston Rockets beat the Washington Wizards 135-112 on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at Toyota Center (Houston). The Rockets lead the series 1-0. The Rockets outscored the Wizards 41-25 in the 2nd quarter. Kevin Durant led the Rockets in points (23). Alex Sarr led the Wizards in points (25).

Win probability

100%HOU final

WSHHOU

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Play by play

End of Game
End of the 4th Quarter
Q4 18.7
TO
shot clock turnover
Q4 31.6
Jae'Sean Tate offensive rebound
Q4 33.9
JD Davison misses 9-foot two point shot
Q4 55.9
Jeff Green defensive rebound
Q4 57.1
Tre Johnson misses 24-foot three point step back jumpshot
THREEQ4 1:08
Three! Jumper, 23 ft
Jeff Green
Jeff Green makes 23-foot three point jumper (Aaron Holiday assists)
WSH 112 - 135 HOU
Q4 1:22
+1
Malaki Branham makes free throw 2 of 2
WSH 112 - 132 HOU
Q4 1:22
+1
Malaki Branham makes free throw 1 of 2
WSH 111 - 132 HOU
Q4 1:22
JD Davison shooting foul
THREEQ4 1:31
Three! Jumper, 25 ft
JD Davison
JD Davison makes 25-foot three point jumper (Aaron Holiday assists)
WSH 110 - 132 HOU
Q4 1:41
+2
Will Riley makes driving layup
WSH 110 - 129 HOU
Q4 1:54
+2
Jae'Sean Tate makes 6-foot two point shot
WSH 108 - 129 HOU
Q4 2:04
Clint Capela defensive rebound
Q4 2:07
Justin Champagnie misses driving floating jump shot
Q4 2:18
Justin Champagnie defensive rebound
Q4 2:19
Aaron Holiday misses 25-foot three point jumper
THREEQ4 2:38
Three! Shot, 28 ft
Tre Johnson
Tre Johnson makes 28-foot three point shot (Malaki Branham assists)
WSH 108 - 127 HOU
Q4 2:43
Tre Johnson defensive rebound
Q4 2:46
Jeff Green misses 26-foot three point jumper
Q4 3:02
Rockets defensive team rebound
Q4 3:02
Tristan Vukcevic misses 26-foot three point jumper
Q4 3:09
Will Riley offensive rebound
Q4 3:09
Aaron Holiday blocks Malaki Branham 's 13-foot driving floating jump shot