Washington Wizards Tickets

Team: Washington Wizards

League: National Basketball Association (NBA)

Home Games: Capital One Arena

Head Coach: Scott Brooks

NBA Championships: 1

All-Time Greats: Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Manute Bol, Bernard King, Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Earl Monroe, Walt Bellamy

Washington Wizards Tickets

Today’s Washington Wizards began as the Chicago Packers of yesteryear. The Packers were established in 1961 and enjoyed 10 seasons in Baltimore before relocating to the Washington-Maryland area as the Capital Bullets during the 1973 season. The following year, they changed their name to the Washington Bullets. Consistently wreaking havoc during the 1970s, they had an unbelievable run with their two stars, Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes. With this duo, they earned their way to the NBA Finals four times and eventually won the NBA championship during the 1977–78 season by beating the Seattle Supersonics. Due to the increasing violence in the Washington area, the franchise changed its name on May 15, 1978, to the Washington Wizards. Since then, the Wizards have been trying to recapture the excitement of that one title year and are well on their way in doing so. Come and do some magic with the Wizards by getting your tickets at StubHub.

Where do the Washington Wizards play?

Located in the Chinatown/Penn Quarter neighborhood that is in Washington, DC, Capital One Arena has revitalized a neighborhood that once needed some uplifting. With the Gallery Place rapid transit station right below and the surrounding commercial establishments in proximity to the arena, the community has rallied around this magnificent structure. The arena is not only home to the Wizards but also to the Washington Capitals, Washington Mystics and the Georgetown Hoyas men’s basketball program. On average, the arena hosts about 220 events annually. Being a world-class facility, entertainment galore makes its presence known such as concerts, trade shows, sporting events and family shows.

What conference do the Washington Wizards play in?

The Wizards play in the Eastern Conference. They are members of the Southeast Division that includes the Miami Heat, Charlotte Hornets, Orlando Magic and the Atlanta Hawks. The conference has a reputation of good, sound, blue-collar team basketball. Through the modernization of the game, it has begun to mirror that of the Western Conference’s style of the 1980s, which was high-flying, fast-breaking basketball.

Who is the Washington Wizards' head coach?

Scott Brooks is the head coach of the Washington Wizards. He is originally from French Camp, California and was born on July 31, 1965. He was the head coach of the Oklahoma City Thunder from 2008–2015 and led them to three Western Conference Finals before joining the Washington Wizards as their head coach in 2016.

Who are some notable players from the Washington Wizards?

The most impactful Washington Wizards are Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Manute Bol, Bernard King, Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Earl Monroe and Walt Bellamy. Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes will forever be celebrated due to their bringing the 1978 NBA Championship to Washington. In addition, many others tried to fulfill the wishes of the fans by bringing the Larry O’Brien trophy home but fell a little short.

What are the Washington Wizards more notable games?

The Washington Wizards have a very heated rivalry with the Philadelphia 76ers. The 76ers 1-2 punch of Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons has caused great distress for the Wizards, so when they arrive, the Wizards know that there is a big price to pay to attain victory. In addition, the Wizards must be on the lookout for the "Irish-crazed" Boston Celtics. The Celtics have a plethora of young talent that play exceptionally well together as a unit. Finally, you must bring your magic wand when battling against the New York Knicks.

How much are Washington Wizards tickets?

You can purchase Wizards tickets for as low as $10 and as high as $900 depending on where your seats are.

Top matchups for the Washington Wizards 2019-20 season:

Sunday 12/8 - Los Angeles Clippers

Saturday 12/21 - @Philadelphia 76ers

Monday 12/23 - @New York Knicks

Monday 2/3 - Golden State Warriors

Wednesday 2/12 - @New York Knicks

Sunday 3/1 - @Golden State Warriors

Monday 3/16 - @Philadelphia 76ers

Saturday 3/21 - Milwaukee Bucks

Saturday 3/28 - Los Angeles Lakers

Wednesday 4/1 - New Orleans Pelicans