2010–11 Washington Wizards season
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record
17 December 1 @ Toronto L 108-127 JaVale McGee ( 21 ) JaVale McGee ( 7 ) John Wall ( 8 ) Air Canada Centre 15,209 5-12
18 December 3 Portland W 83-79 Andray Blatche ( 19 ) JaVale McGee ( 10 ) Gilbert Arenas ( 6 ) Verizon Center 13,408 6-12
19 December 5 @ Phoenix L 108-125 Andray Blatche ( 24 ) Yi Jianlian ( 9 ) John Wall ( 12 ) US Airways Center 17,430 6-13
20 December 7 @ L.A. Lakers L 108-115 Nick Young ( 30 ) JaVale McGee ( 6 ) John Wall ( 14 ) Staples Center 18,997 6-14
21 December 8 @ Sacramento L 91-116 Al Thornton ( 20 ) JaVale McGee ( 9 ) Gilbert Arenas ( 4 ) ARCO Arena 12,308 6-15
22 December 10 New York L 95-101 Gilbert Arenas ( 20 ) JaVale McGee ( 10 ) Gilbert Arenas , John Wall ( 6 ) Verizon Center 18,542 6-16
23 December 14 L.A. Lakers L 89-103 Nick Young ( 21 ) Trevor Booker , JaVale McGee , Kevin Seraphin ( 9 ) Gilbert Arenas ( 10 ) Verizon Center 16,513 6-17
24 December 16 @ New Jersey L 89-97 Nick Young ( 22 ) Trevor Booker ( 9 ) Gilbert Arenas ( 9 ) Prudential Center 10,764 6-18
25 December 18 Miami L 94-95 Nick Young ( 30 ) Andray Blatche ( 12 ) Kirk Hinrich ( 12 ) Verizon Center 20,278 6-19
26 December 20 Charlotte W 108-75 Nick Young ( 21 ) Kirk Hinrich ( 6 ) Kirk Hinrich ( 11 ) Verizon Center 13,825 7-19
27 December 22 Chicago L 80-87 Nick Young ( 22 ) JaVale McGee ( 10 ) Kirk Hinrich ( 9 ) Verizon Center 18,011 7-20
28 December 26 @ San Antonio L 80-94 Rashard Lewis ( 21 ) Hilton Armstrong ( 13 ) Kirk Hinrich ( 7 ) AT & T Center 18,581 7-21
29 December 27 @ Houston L 93-100 Kirk Hinrich ( 19 ) Andray Blatche ( 14 ) John Wall ( 6 ) Toyota Center 18,143 7-22
30 December 29 Indiana W 104-90 Nick Young ( 25 ) Andray Blatche ( 11 ) John Wall ( 12 ) Verizon Center 16,108 8-22
31 December 31 @ Indiana L 86-95 John Wall ( 25 ) Andray Blatche ( 12 ) Rashard Lewis ( 5 ) Conseco Fieldhouse 13,043 8-23
The 2010-11 Washington Wizards season is the 50th season of the Washington Wizards franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA), the 38th in the Washington, D.C. area. This was also the last season the Wizards's color scheme was Blue and gold. Also, their DC logo was changed to include a mashup with the Bullets's Hands logo.