For example, you would have the logo of the Houston Rockets for Russell Westbrook in the Wizards lineup since that’s the last team he was a member of before moving to Washington.. Everything ...

The Wizards brand received a redesign under Ted Leonsis in 2011, including the introduction of the “monument ball” and a “dc” secondary logo inspired by the old Bullets design, but the ...

It's no news that the Washington Wizards have been in the process of reverting back to their franchise's classic red, white, and blue color scheme, because I guess that's what you do when you play ...

Washington, D.C. – The Washington Wizards unveiled a new primary logo today. The new primary logo incorporates the “monument ball” design that has been in place since 2011 in combination ...

The Washington Wizards unveiled the team’s updated look featuring a red, white and blue color scheme today during a special event on the Verizon Center practice court. During the event, the team ...

WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Just ahead of the playoffs, the Washington Wizards unveiled their new primary logo Wednesday. The new logo features the "monument ball" design that the team has used since ...

The Washington Wizards unveild new logos Wednesday, moving completely away from any Wizards imagery, and to much more of a "soccer shield" type look. From the official site: The star combined with ...

Logo quiz: Whose starting lineups are these? April 13, 2021 ... you would have the logo of the Houston Rockets for Russell Westbrook in the Wizards lineup since that’s the last team he was a ...

Logo quiz 2.0: Whose starting lineups are these? April 20, 2021 - by HoopsHype staff. ... Lineup No. 4: Washington Wizards with Russell Westbrook (formerly of Houston), Bradley Beal (Florida), ...

We're back with the third installment of our logo quiz, which tests your knowledge of current NBA starting lineups, something that only the top NBA experts will be able to figure out. The way this ...

The Wizards’ New Logo Is A Major, Major Upgrade. by: Jack Winter April 15, 2015. Getty Image. Okay, so this isn’t the ideal re-branding effort by the Washington Wizards.