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Gilbert
Arenas



Andray
Blatche



Earl
Boykins



Javaris
Crittenton



Randy
Foye



Mike
Harris



Josh
Howard



Shaun
Livingston
 
 




Tits
McGee



Mike
Miller



Fabricio
Oberto



Quinton
Ross



James
Singleton



Al
Thornton



Nick
Young
 
 

Played as:

Chicago Packers
1961/62

Chicago Zephyrs
1962/63

Baltimore Bullets
1963/64 - 1972/73


Played as: 

Capital Bullets
1973/74

Washington Bullets
1974/75 - 1996/97

Washington Wizards
1997/98 - Present

Coach:



Flip Saunders

2009 -
Arena:

MCI Center
1997/98-


Address:
601 F Street NW
Washington, D.C., 20004
Phone: (202) 661-5000
 
 

Recent Wizards player transactions

   March 1st 2010: Washington waives Mike James.
   February 26th 2010: Washington signs Shaun Livingston to a 10-day contract.
   February 25th 2010: Washington waives Zydrunas Ilgauskas.
   February 24th 2010: Washington signs Mike Harris from Rio Grande Valley to a 10 day contract
   February 18th 2010: Sacramento acquires Dominic McGuire and cash from Washington in exchange for a conditional 2010 second round draft pick.
   February 17th 2010: Washington trades Drew Gooden to the L.A. Clippers and Antawn Jamison to Cleveland in exchange for Al Thornton from the L.A. Clippers and Zydrunas Ilgauskas, a 2010 first round pick and the rights to Emir Preldzic from Cleveland.
   February 13th 2010: Washington acquires Quinton Ross, Josh Howard, James Singleton and Drew Gooden from Dallas in exchange for DeShawn Stevenson, Caron Butler, Brendan Haywood and cash.
   November 11th 2009: Washington signs Earl Boykins and waives Paul Davis.
   October 30th 2009: Washington exercises the 2010/11 contract options on Nick Young and JaVale McGee, and declines the 2010/11 contract option on Javaris Crittenton.
   October 22nd 2009: Washington waives Vincent Grier.
   September 25th 2009: Washington signs Paul Davis and Vincent Grier.
   September 25th 2009: Atlanta signs Juan Dixon.
   August 11th 2009: Washington signs Fabricio Oberto.
   June 25th 2009: Washington trades the draft rights to Jermaine Taylor to Houston for cash.
   June 25th 2009: Washington drafts Jermaine Taylor (32nd).
   June 23rd 2009: Minnesota trades Randy Foye and Mike Miller to Washington for Etan Thomas, Oleksiy Pecherov, Darius Songaila and the Wizards' 2009 first round pick (#5).
   May 27th 2009: Mike James of Washington exercises his 2009/10 player option.
   December 31st 2007: Washington waives Mike Wilks
   December 19th 2007: Washington signs Mike Wilks.
   October 24th 2007: Washington waives Mike Hall
   October 21st 2007: Washington waives Tony Massenburg and Donell Taylor
   October 11th 2007: Washington waives Jamon Gordon and Willie Deane
   October 1st 2007: Washington signs Tony Massenburg, Jamon Gordon and Willie Deane.
   September 24th 2007: Washington re-signs Roger Mason.
   September 22nd 2007: Milwaukee signs Michael Ruffin.
   September 11th 2007: Philadlephia signs Calvin Booth.
   August 21st 2007: Washington re-signs Donell Taylor and Mike Hall.
 
 


Assistant coaches:

Randy Wittman (College - Indiana)
Wes Unseld Jr. (College - Johns Hopkins)
Sam Cassell (College - Florida State)
Don Zierden (College - Mount Senario)

Strength and conditioning coach:
Drew Cleary (Lewis-Clark (ID))



Athletic trainer:
Eric Waters (Iowa)


Unsigned draft picks:

Vladimir Veremeenko (48th pick, 2006)
Emir Preldzic (57th pick, 2009)


General Manager:
Ernie Grunfeld
 
 

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