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NBA : ATS Matchup
Thursday 2/11/2016Line$ LineOU LineScore
WASHINGTON
 
MILWAUKEE
+1.5  

-1.5  
+100

-120

213.5
 
92
Final
99

WASHINGTON (23 - 27) at MILWAUKEE (21 - 32)
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Thursday, 2/11/2016 8:05 PM
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703WASHINGTON211212.5
704MILWAUKEE-1.5-1
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
WASHINGTON - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games23-27-5.126-2428-19102.953.245.8%48.6105.553.847.1%51.8
Road Games12-11+10.614-915-8102.153.246.0%48.1105.353.546.6%52.1
Last 5 Games2-3-13-23-2108.058.648.7%46.4111.656.649.4%53.0
WASHINGTON Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)102.953.239-8445.8%9-2436.7%17-2275.2%49924209144
vs opponents surrendering100.950.138-8444.6%8-2434.9%18-2375.7%521022208145
Team Stats (Road Games)102.153.239-8446.0%9-2438.2%15-2175.1%48824219144
Stats Against (All Games)105.553.839-8347.1%9-2438.8%18-2377.3%521023208164
vs opponents averaging101.850.638-8445.0%8-2435.2%18-2376.2%521022208145
Stats Against (Road Games)105.353.539-8446.6%9-2536.6%18-2378.6%521023188154

MILWAUKEE - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games21-32-2.627-2630-2298.149.746.2%49.0103.152.045.2%51.6
Home Games14-8+9.213-915-7101.751.746.3%50.0101.850.444.3%53.3
Last 5 Games1-4-2.62-33-299.050.047.2%47.0104.051.645.3%52.6
MILWAUKEE Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)98.149.738-8246.2%6-1635.1%17-2375.6%491123218156
vs opponents surrendering101.550.538-8444.9%8-2435.1%18-2375.5%521022208145
Team Stats (Home Games)101.751.739-8446.3%6-1537.0%18-2475.3%501125218146
Stats Against (All Games)103.152.037-8345.2%9-2636.3%19-2576.6%521224208146
vs opponents averaging101.950.838-8444.9%8-2435.3%18-2375.6%521022208145
Stats Against (Home Games)101.850.437-8344.3%9-2634.6%19-2576.9%531324218166
Average power rating of opponents played: WASHINGTON 95.3,  MILWAUKEE 95.6
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
WASHINGTON - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
1/3/2016MIAMI75-97L1L197U31-9134.1%551039-8645.3%5812
1/6/2016CLEVELAND115-121L7.5W202.5O42-7655.3%431248-8953.9%4810
1/8/2016TORONTO88-97L2L202.5U33-8439.3%361934-7545.3%5922
1/9/2016@ ORLANDO105-99W3.5W199O42-7655.3%321538-7451.4%4615
1/11/2016@ CHICAGO114-100W9W208O48-9948.5%54934-8142.0%4915
1/13/2016MILWAUKEE106-101W-5.5L207P38-8445.2%381638-7252.8%5827
1/15/2016@ INDIANA118-104W7W209.5O51-9852.0%601538-8047.5%4113
1/16/2016BOSTON117-119L1.5L211.5O40-8944.9%561339-8844.3%5116
1/18/2016PORTLAND98-108L-4L209.5U37-7748.1%39943-8451.2%5315
1/20/2016MIAMI106-87W-6W193P45-8652.3%431033-6848.5%3920
1/25/2016BOSTON91-116L-2.5L214.5U32-7542.7%552044-9048.9%4810
1/26/2016@ TORONTO89-106L8.5L206.5U32-7841.0%451135-7944.3%5915
1/28/2016DENVER113-117L-7.5L211O39-8844.3%531441-8150.6%4915
1/30/2016@ HOUSTON123-122W4W218.5O45-8652.3%591241-8647.7%4510
2/1/2016@ OKLAHOMA CITY98-114L10L223.5U40-8646.5%371343-8351.8%5918
2/3/2016GOLDEN STATE121-134L9.5L227O46-9150.5%481349-9352.7%6318
2/5/2016PHILADELPHIA106-94W-9W213.5U44-8452.4%571337-8742.5%4415
2/6/2016@ CHARLOTTE104-108L5W210.5O38-8644.2%511138-8146.9%5015
2/9/2016@ NEW YORK111-108W0W208.5O39-7850.0%391044-8353.0%4915
2/11/2016@ MILWAUKEE              
2/19/2016DETROIT              
2/20/2016@ MIAMI              
2/23/2016NEW ORLEANS              
2/24/2016@ CHICAGO              
2/26/2016@ PHILADELPHIA              

MILWAUKEE - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
1/2/2016@ MINNESOTA95-85W2W204U32-7542.7%531333-8439.3%5416
1/4/2016SAN ANTONIO98-123L9.5L192.5O37-7748.1%431549-9054.4%5113
1/5/2016@ CHICAGO106-117L8.5L200.5O46-10245.1%511046-8355.4%4815
1/8/2016DALLAS96-95W0W205U37-8046.2%551535-8441.7%5316
1/10/2016@ NEW YORK88-100L5.5L197.5U32-8040.0%521139-8446.4%5311
1/12/2016CHICAGO106-101W3W203O43-9346.2%51535-8541.2%6517
1/13/2016@ WASHINGTON101-106L5.5W207P38-7252.8%582738-8445.2%3816
1/15/2016ATLANTA108-101W4.5W206O40-9641.7%741643-10043.0%5117
1/16/2016@ CHARLOTTE105-92W5.5W196.5O39-7254.2%541533-8737.9%425
1/19/2016@ MIAMI91-79W4W191.5U36-7448.6%451727-7436.5%4814
1/22/2016@ HOUSTON98-102L2L210.5U39-8545.9%561538-9440.4%5611
1/23/2016@ NEW ORLEANS99-116L6.5L202.5O39-7452.7%471843-9445.7%468
1/26/2016ORLANDO107-100W-5W196.5O38-7749.4%521233-8041.2%4711
1/28/2016@ MEMPHIS83-103L5L193U29-7936.7%521438-8047.5%4611
1/29/2016MIAMI103-107L-1L194.5O38-8047.5%461937-7450.0%4217
2/1/2016@ SACRAMENTO104-111L1.5L214O42-8450.0%381539-8645.3%6216
2/2/2016@ PORTLAND95-107L7.5L206U38-8644.2%541339-8545.9%5715
2/5/2016@ UTAH81-84L7W188U30-7142.3%502030-7739.0%5215
2/9/2016BOSTON112-111W4W207.5O45-8851.1%471439-8446.4%5018
2/11/2016WASHINGTON              
2/19/2016CHARLOTTE              
2/20/2016@ ATLANTA              
2/22/2016LA LAKERS              
2/25/2016@ BOSTON              
2/27/2016DETROIT              
KEY GAME INFORMATION
WASHINGTON: A playoff wrist injury was about the only thing that slowed John Wall last year. He's in for another monster season . . . Bradley Beal continues to rely on midrange shooting more than anyone would like, but he showed some ability as a playmaker as well as a shooter last year. Durability is always a concern . . . They stole a solid 3-and-D player from the cash-strapped Nets in Alan Anderson, whose bum ankle could sideline him a couple of weeks . . . Shoot-first combo guard Ramon Sessions struggled last season, and is on the verge of dropping out of the rotation . . . Gary Neal is a similar player to Sessions, coming off a similarly awful year . . . Garrett Temple is kicking around as a low-risk, defense-first third point guard. Otto Porter steps into the starting lineup. He does a little bit of everything, but he's a fifth option on offense . . . Nen' is at a crossroads. The Wizards want a stretch 4 to pair with Marcin Gortat, especially after Nen's playoff struggles . . . Kris Humphries is trying to earn his way back into the rotation by adding a corner three . . . Jared Dudley is another 3-and-D option, though he'll be slowed early in the year after back surgery . . . Drew Gooden will be mostly bottled up in the regular season to stay fresh for the playoffs . . . Kelly Oubre is looking at a couple years of learning from the bench . . . Last year it was a back injury for Martell Webster. There's no telling what'if anything'he'll give the Wiz going forward. It was an up-and-down year for Marcin Gortat, and this summer he blamed it on personal issues. Washington is committed to him, and when he's going good he's a great pick-and-roll partner for John Wall . . . DeJuan Blair will surface occasionally to fill minutes banging down low.
MILWAUKEE: His new contract is a bit eye-opening, but between his shooting and his ability to cover ground on defense, Khris Middleton is exactly what the Bucks want on the wings . . . Michael Carter-Williams does a lot of things well, but it will be tough for head coach Jason Kidd to play him full-time starter's minutes while he's bricking so many jumpers . . . That's the reason why Milwaukee acquired Greivis Vasquez. He could end up in close to a 50/50 time split with Carter-Williams . . . O.J. Mayo will continue to serve as a high-scoring sixth man . . . Jerryd Bayless will lose minutes, but the Bucks can go three guards often with their scrambling defense . . . Rookie Rashad Vaughn is probably a year away from significant minutes . . . Tyler Ennis is buried as the third point guard. He has taken significant steps forward in each of his first two seasons, and Giannis Antetokounmpo still has plenty of room to grow. The Greek Freak is perfect for what the Bucks do defensively, with the ability to scramble and cover a ton of ground. Offensively, the next step is adding a three-point shot . . . Jabari Parker is the mystery man on this roster. He was not off to a great start early last season, then tore his ACL. He's skilled and a capable offensive player, but pairing him and Greg Monroe would give them two minus defenders in the frontcourt . . . Chris Copeland is one-dimensional, but his shooting comes in handy as a stretch 4 . . . Johnny O'Bryant will likely be on the outside looking in at the rotation of bigs. Greg Monroe is what he is: a skilled offensive player but a subpar athlete who is a liability on defense. The Bucks are banking that the active, scrambling defenders they'll surround him with can make up for that . . . When the Bucks go defense, rim protector and all around Inspector Gadget athlete John Henson can play the 4 or 5 . . . Miles Plumlee is a warm body with six fouls to give.
PREVIEW
Wizards-Bucks Preview
By BRETT HUSTON STATS Senior Editor

The first half has gone nothing like the Washington Wizards or Milwaukee Bucks hoped, but the Bucks think they may have found a lineup wrinkle that could help them make a second-half push.

It's no secret who the Wizards are hoping will carry them to the playoffs.

Washington looks to ride one of the best stretches of John Wall's career into the All-Star break Thursday night in Milwaukee, while the Bucks are thinking a boost to their bench could help them avoid a season sweep from the Wizards.

Playoff teams a year ago, both Washington (23-27) and Milwaukee (21-32) will head into the break outside the top eight in the Eastern Conference.

There seems to be more room for optimism that the Wizards can crawl back into contention thanks to Wall, who will go into his third straight All-Star appearance playing as well as any point guard in the league. Wall has averaged 27.5 points and 11.8 assists in his last four games after putting up 28 and 17 in Tuesday's 111-108 win at New York.

''I think I'm having a career year,'' Wall said. ''I can say I'm playing my best basketball, but not the way I want to play because it's not equaling up to wins.''

If Wall can keep up his newfound shooting touch, it might. A 30.5 percent 3-point shooter heading into this season, Wall is at 41.9 percent over his last 18 games and has hit 11 of 17 over this dominant four-game spurt.

"When I'm making jump shots I'm a different player," Wall said. "And when we're making 3s it opens up the floor for me even more to be more aggressive.

"I'm taking more respectable (3s). Not the desperation, late-shot-clock ones. I'm getting ones in a rhythm where I want the ball and I'm able to make shots now."

Doing damage from beyond the arc has been a big reason why the Wizards have taken the first three meetings from Milwaukee, though Wall - averaging 19 points and nine assists while totaling 16 turnovers - hasn't stood out statistically.

Washington has shot 51.4 percent from long range in the series, hitting 12 3s in each game to the Bucks' 18 total, and it's attempted 109 free throws to Milwaukee's 86.

The Wizards have scored 79 points off 62 Bucks turnovers, totaling 64 fast-break points to Milwaukee's 29. Add in Washington's plus-33 margin in the fourth quarter - it's plus-6 in the other three - and it's easy to see why the Wizards are going for their first season sweep of the Bucks since 1974-75.

Fourth-quarter issues are nothing new for Milwaukee, which was outscored in the final 12 minutes in each of its five straight losses heading into Tuesday's visit from Boston. The Celtics nearly came from 19 down in the fourth, but the Bucks held on to win 112-111.

Aside from that collapse, there was reason for optimism. Miles Plumlee and O.J. Mayo shifted into the starting lineup in place of Greg Monroe and Michael Carter-Williams, and while the two new starters totaled just six points, Monroe and Carter-Williams combined for 45.

"I think we just wanted to see something different," coach Jason Kidd said. "Sometimes we get caught up in starters or bench players, but at the end of the day it's about the team."

The Bucks are 14-8 at home, and the good news is they'll play 19 of their final 29 at the Bradley Center after playing an NBA-high 31 road games.

The Wizards have played the league's fewest on the road, though they're better away from the Verizon Center (12-11) than at home.


Last Updated: 3/28/2024 7:05:07 AM EST.


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