Washington Wizards Tickets: Feel the Power
    Born in Chicago in 1961, the Washington Wizards started life as the Chicago Packers before changed their name to the Zephyrs the next season.  A move in 1963 took the team to Baltimore, where they became the Bullets.  In 1995, they moved to Washington to become the Wizards.
    No matter what name they played under, the team has had a stellar history.  Some truly great names have played for the team, including players like Elvin Hayes, Wes Unseld, Manute Bol, Moses Malone, Muggsy Bogues, Bernard King, and others.  With players like these on the roster, it should come as no surprise that the Wizards have such an incredible history.  Washington Wizards tickets consistently sell well.
    In 2001, Michael Jordan came out of retirement to play for the Wizards.  He was a minority owner in the team, but because of NBA rules, he had to sell his stake in the Wizards in order to play.  He came back for the next season as well, and brought Jerry Stackhouse and Larry Hughes with him. Though the team never made the playoffs when Jordan was at the helm, the stadiums were packed.  The team sold tons of Washington Wizards tickets.
    The 2004 season was an incredible one for the Wizards, and the first time in years that the team made the playoffs.  Their performance increased because of the presence of the new coach Eddie Jordan, and general manager Ernie Gurnfield.  Washington Wizards tickets sales stayed high.
    The next season was another excellent season for the team, again ending with them in the playoffs.
    The new 2007 season promises to be another great one for the Washington Wizards.  Undoubtedly, Washington Wizards tickets will continue to sell strong.
    This season will have the Washington Wizards playing against the Charlotte Bobcats (buy Charlotte Bobcats tickets), as well as their traditional rivals, the Orlando Magic (buy Orlando Magic tickets).
    Every basketball fan should see these thrilling games!  Go buy Washington Wizards tickets today, so that you too can take part.