18 Facts About Washington Wizards

1. The Washington Wizards had looked like the most dysfunctional team in the league, but have.

2. The Washington Wizards are steadily climbing out of the hole that they dug for themselves.

3. The Washington Wizards caught the undermanned Cleveland Cavaliers on the second game of back-to-backs Wednesday night.

4. The Washington Wizards never trailed and got 12 points from Austin Rivers and 11 from.

5. The Washington Wizards absolutely would've remembered this night had they not shown up against a Cavaliers team still searching for itself after the departure of LeBron James over the summer.

6. Dwight Howard returns with the struggling Washington Wizards wearing yet another different colored jersey since leaving Orlando in 2012.

7. The Washington Wizards had another terrible performance and lost to the Dallas Mavericks.

8. The Washington Wizards had great looks throughout the game against the Mavericks, but missed a lot of open 3-pointers.

9. The Washington Wizards had lost five consecutive games and seven of their first eight in.

10. On September 30, 2015, the Washington Wizards unveiled a new alternate uniform.

11. On July 23, 2014, the Washington Wizards unveiled a new alternate uniform.

12. On May 10, 2011, the Washington Wizards unveiled a new color scheme, uniforms and logo.

13. In 2007, the Washington Wizards made minor modifications on their team jerseys and logos.

14. On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 the Washington Wizards jumped up 5 spots in the NBA Draft Lottery to make the number 3 overall selection for the second year in a row.

15. On July 17, 2012, the Washington Wizards exercised the amnesty provision from the 2011 CBA to release Andray Blatche.

16. On February 26, 2010, the Washington Wizards signed Shaun Livingston to a 10-day contract.

17. The Washington Wizards issued a statement condemning the players' pregame stunt as "unacceptable".

18. That same year the Washington Wizards moved to the then MCI Center, now called Capital One Arena, which is home to the Capitals, the Washington Mystics of the Women's National Basketball Association and the Georgetown Hoyas men's college basketball team.