The Portland Trail Blazers delivered a dominant 123–88 win over the Washington Wizards, pulling away early and never allowing the game to tighten. Portland’s offense generated consistent scoring across the night, while its defense limited Washington’s perimeter impact, holding the Wizards to 5-for-22 from three-point range. Toumani Camara led the way with 23 points, setting the tone as Portland built separation and maintained control through the middle quarters. Scoot Henderson added 21 points, providing additional shot creation and pace, and Deni Avdija chipped in 20 points to give the Blazers three 20-point scorers in a balanced attack. Portland also won the possession battle, finishing with a 49–39 rebounding edge and 23 assists, reflecting both activity on the glass and effective ball movement. Jrue Holiday contributed 11 points as part of a steady supporting cast. For Washington, W. Riley paced the Wizards with 14 points, but the team struggled to keep up offensively against Portland’s pressure and efficiency. The result is a statement win for the Trail Blazers, showcasing depth and two-way control in a 35-point victory. For the Wizards, the game underscored the need for more consistent shot-making—especially from three—and improved execution to avoid falling behind early against teams that can defend and rebound at a high level.