Washington Wizards
The Bullets won the NBA championship in 1978 with Wes Unseld taking Finals MVP and the franchise rebranded as the Wizards in 1997 because the city decided the gun reference no longer fit. These Washington Wizards rivalry shirts are built for the DMV faithful who carry both names of the franchise across the decades.
Anti-Heat gear gets the most rack space because Miami has been the Southeast Division rival closest to home and South Florida hate runs straight up I-95 to DC. Text and box designs, censored or fully explicit, in Wizards red, navy, silver, and white. Anti-Hawks designs cover the Atlanta chapter of the Southeast hate with anti-Magic tees handling the Orlando rivalry and anti-Hornets gear rounding out the divisional set.
Washington Wizards fan gear for the DMV. Wear it to Capital One Arena in Penn Quarter, the same building the Capitals call home, to bars across Chinatown and Adams Morgan, to watch parties anywhere from Arlington to Bethesda.
An NBA Championship in 1978 with Wes Unseld blocking shots and grabbing rebounds and winning Finals MVP. Earl Monroe and Elvin Hayes from the Bullets eras before. Michael Jordan briefly in DC at the end of the road. Gilbert Arenas hitting impossible shots. The Wizards quietly carrying basketball history in a city that doesn't always notice. DC Family.
