Washington Wizards Schedule 2019 Wizards Schedule

The Wizards barely snuck into the playoffs, and after a few seasons above the four seed. John Wall was injured most of the year, but they did struggle against teams below .500, especially for their quality. They only went 20-15, which for a team that was supposed to be on the way up, it is disappointing. Washington went 23-24 against teams above .500, and they mentioned it several times about playing down to opponents, and playing up. The Wizards went 15-15 against the West, which we have to look at as somewhat of a success given how good the West is. They went 28-24 against the Eastern Conference, and finished one game back of the Miami Heat. Part of the underperforming season was the fact they went 8-8 in one of the weaker divisions in the league. Getting Charlotte, Orlando, and Atlanta 12 times is something that should benefit Washington, but it did not. Washington has 15 back-to-backs scheduled this year, which is one of the three teams with that number. The Knicks and Hornets being the other two teams. Having a dynamic backcourt, which features John Wall and Bradley Beal, a lot of people are going to want to tune in and watch Washington. If they jump back to being a top four team in the East, those games against Boston, Philly, and Toronto are going to be a lot of fun. The Wizards get their first big televised game against Oklahoma City with Russell Westbrook squaring off against Wall. They are also getting televised games against Miami, Oklahoma City, Indiana, Milwaukee, Boston, and the Los Angeles Lakers. There are a lot of great matchups, and the Wizards-Celtics game at the end of the year is going to setup a fun one.