Brooklyn Nets vs. Washington Wizards Prediction: Injury Report, Starting 5s, Betting Odds & Spreads - December 12

The Brooklyn Nets (16-12) are coming into tonight's game with plenty of momentum thanks to their three-game winning streak. Their opponents, the Washington Wizards (11-16), are in the polar opposite situation, having now endured a six-game losing streak.

Interestingly, the first of the Wizards' six straight defeats came against the Nets. The Brooklyn outfit will no doubt be looking to continue their winning ways by extending the Wizards' losing skid to a scary seven consecutive games.

Brooklyn Nets vs. Washington Wizards Match Details

Fixture: Nets @ Wizards

Date & Time: Monday, December 12, 07:10 p.m. ET

Venue: Capital One Arena, Washington, DC

Brooklyn Nets vs. Washington Wizards Injury Report

On the Nets' front, power forward Royce O'Neale is out due to unspecified, personal issues at the moment. Center Nic Claxton is questionable due to hamstring issues.

On the Wizards' end, shooting guards Delon Wright and Bradley Beal are out due to hamstring injuries. Power forward Rui Hachimura is out due to ankle issues. Point guard Monte Morris is questionable due to groin issues. Power forward Anthony Gill is questionable due to heel issues.

Player	Team	Injury	Status
Royce O'Neal	Nets	N/A	Out
Nic Claxton	Nets	Hamstring	Questionable
Delon Wright	Wizards	Hamstring	Out
Bradley Beal	Wizards	Hamstring	Out
Rui Hachimura	Wizards	Ankle	Out
Monte Morris	Wizards	Groin	Questionable
Anthony Gill	Wizards	Heel	Questionable

Brooklyn Nets vs. Washington Wizards Betting Odds & Spreads

Team	Spread	Over/Under	Money line
Nets	-6 (-110)	Ov 227 (-110)	-230
Wizards	+6 (-110)	Un 227 (-110)	+195

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Brooklyn Nets vs. Washington Wizards Starting 5s

Nets - PG: Kyrie Irving, SG: Joe Harris, SF: Kevin Durant, PF: Ben Simmons, C: Nic Claxton

Wizards - PG: Monte Morris, SG: Corey Kispert, SF: Deni Avdija, PF: Kyle Kuzma, C: Kristaps Porzingis

Nets vs. Wizards Prediction

After a rough start to the season, the Nets have found their groove more recently. This is in stark contrast to the Wizards who got off to a respectable start but have floundered badly in recent weeks. Perhaps most impressively, the Nets proved against the Pacers that they can get the job done even when several of their star players are absent from the court.

The Wizards' defense has left a lot to be desired lately and their offensive rates haven't been enough to make up for that. Considering the alarming skid they're currently on, coupled with the fact that the Nets have already beaten them during said skid, a Brooklyn win tonight seems very likely.