Kyshawn George goes for career high with 34 points in win over Mavericks

Trinton Breeze

Oct 25, 2025 1 min read

Last night was a career night for Kyshawn George. The second-year forward for the Washington Wizards stepped up big time in the team’s 117-107 win over the Dallas Mavericks.

George poured in 34 points on an efficient 11-of-15 shooting, including 7-of-9 from three-point range. He also pulled down 11 rebounds, chipped in 4 assists, 2 steals, and 3 blocks.

After yesterday's performance he is averaging 27.5 points, 10.0 rebounds, and 4.0 assists per game. He has a shooting percentage of 60.0 from the floor in two games.

Check out the highlights from the game down below:

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ejbaker1977

Oct 25, 2025

Glad for the kid but feels like he wasn't even here.

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Yasuke

Oct 25, 2025

Really happy for him it was a great find by the staff

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skyman

Oct 25, 2025

ejbaker1977 said:
Glad for the kid but feels like he wasn't even here.

Wasnt he on the bench majority of time

Gables Canes

Oct 27, 2025

skyman said:
Wasnt he on the bench majority of time

Yeah and when he did play, he didn't do much. Was an alarming sign that we couldn't get more out of him here.

AtlAtty

Oct 27, 2025

There was something strange about how little and how effectively he played, compared to how good he is already as a pro.
But some players are much more suited to the open NBA game, and his jump shot is vastly improved, which comes with age and practice.

Jamal Crawford played one season at Michigan and almsot no one has a memory fo that, including Michigan fans.
People are going to wonder why VJ Edsgecombe was like the 4th scoring option at Baylor last season.

Gables Canes

Oct 28, 2025

George with another big game tonight. 20 points, 9 boards, 7 assists

Memnon

Oct 31, 2025

Gables Canes said:
Yeah and when he did play, he didn't do much. Was an alarming sign that we couldn't get more out of him here.

The hard truth is, he wasn't allowed to really do anything at Miami, because he was restricted by Coach Larra's system.

His game is free-flowing making plays off the dribble in a more simplified style of Offense that generates more shot opportunities off ball screens & ISO.

Page305

Oct 31, 2025

Memnon said:
The hard truth is, he wasn't allowed to really do anything at Miami, because he was restricted by Coach Larra's system.

His game is free-flowing making plays off the dribble in a more simplified style of Offense that generates more shot opportunities off ball screens & ISO.

Larranaga had the most boring offense I've ever seen