2011–12 Washington Wizards season
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record
36 March 3 Cleveland W 101-98 Jordan Crawford ( 31 ) JaVale McGee ( 12 ) John Wall Andray Blatche Shelvin Mack ( 5 ) Verizon Center 17,759 8-28
37 March 5 Golden State L 100-120 Nick Young ( 25 ) JaVale McGee ( 10 ) John Wall ( 14 ) Verizon Center 17,843 8-29
38 March 7 Los Angeles W 106-101 Nick Young ( 19 ) Trevor Booker ( 17 ) John Wall ( 9 ) Verizon Center 20,282 9-29
39 March 10 Portland L 99-110 John Wall ( 25 ) Trevor Booker ( 10 ) John Wall ( 8 ) Verizon Center 18,071 9-30
40 March 12 @ San Antonio L 97-112 JaVale McGee ( 21 ) JaVale McGee ( 15 ) Jordan Crawford John Wall ( 5 ) AT & T Center 18,581 9-31
41 March 13 @ Dallas L 98-107 Trevor Booker ( 20 ) Trevor Booker ( 12 ) John Wall ( 10 ) American Airlines Center 20,319 9-32
42 March 15 @ New Orleans W 99-89 John Wall ( 26 ) Kevin Seraphin ( 9 ) John Wall ( 12 ) New Orleans Arena 14,256 10-32
43 March 16 @ Atlanta L 88-102 Trevor Booker ( 18 ) Trevor Booker ( 9 ) John Wall ( 9 ) Philips Arena 15,241 10-33
44 March 18 @ Memphis L 92-97 John Wall ( 25 ) Kevin Seraphin ( 12 ) John Wall ( 6 ) FedExForum 15,412 10-34
45 March 21 @ New Jersey W 108-89 Jordan Crawford ( 23 ) Nenê ( 10 ) John Wall ( 8 ) Prudential Center 10,097 11-34
46 March 22 Indiana L 83-85 Jordan Crawford ( 21 ) Trevor Booker ( 7 ) John Wall ( 9 ) Verizon Center 15,874 11-35
47 March 24 Atlanta L 92-95 Nenê ( 21 ) Trevor Booker ( 14 ) Trevor Booker John Wall ( 3 ) Verizon Center 18,588 11-36
48 March 25 @ Boston L 76-88 Jordan Crawford ( 20 ) Trevor Booker ( 12 ) John Wall ( 9 ) TD Garden 18,624 11-37
49 March 26 Detroit L 77-79 Jordan Crawford ( 20 ) Nenê ( 9 ) John Wall ( 9 ) Verizon Center 15,911 11-38
50 March 29 @ Indiana L 89-93 Jordan Crawford ( 20 ) Nenê ( 13 ) Shelvin Mack ( 4 ) Conseco Fieldhouse 11,505 11-39
51 March 30 Philadelphia W 97-76 Cartier Martin ( 20 ) Jan Vesely ( 11 ) John Wall ( 6 ) Verizon Center 18,066 12-39
The 2011-12 Washington Wizards season was the 51st season of the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA), and the 39th in the Washington, D.C. area. The Wizards finished the lockout-shortened season with a 20-46 record and in 14th place in the Eastern Conference. It was the last season of Flip Saunders as Washington's head coach, who was fired after 17 games. For the 2011-12 season, the Wizards unveiled a new logo and color scheme, bringing back the hands logo used during the 90s when they were still called the Washington Bullets. They also changed their DC logo including the hands logo.