Washington Wizards Schedule 2022 Wizards Schedule

The Washington Wizards have a completely new roster after the NBA draft and a considerable off-season trade with the Los Angeles Lakers, which saw them shipping away Russell Westbrook for several players, including Montrezl Harrell, Kyle Kuzma, and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. The Wizards belong to the Southeast Division in the Eastern Conference. This division has the Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Washington Wizards, Atlanta Hawks, and Charlotte Hornets. Washington is not in a place right now where it can compete with the likes of the Hawks or the Heat, but it could make a push to fight the Magic and Hornets for third place in the division. The Wizards have a total of 13 back-to-backs, which is on the low-end relative to the rest of the NBA. Meanwhile, they also only have six nationally televised games, but plenty of teams have less than that.