Aug 13, 2026 7:38 PM
Updated Aug 13, 2026 7:55 PM

The Washington Wizards full 2026-27 regular season schedule has officially been released by the league this afternoon

After the schedule for both preseason and NBA Cup group stage were released earlier this week, the Washington Wizards and the NBA have officially unveiled the full 2026-27 regular season schedule on Thursday afternoon.

The Wizards will kick off the regular season at Capital One Arena when they host the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday, Oct. 21, marking the second consecutive season the two teams have met in the first game. While it marks the first of two home games to open the season, the road opener will also mark a pair of top four picks from the 2026 NBA Draft as AJ Dybantsa and Caleb Wilson square off for the first time.

Trae Young's return to Atlanta will also materialize in the first road game during group stage in the NBA Cup, but it will also mark the first of two matchups during the week with the Wizards set to host the Hawks on Nov. 4.

Washington also has six primetime games this season beginning with Nov. 9 at Detroit, one more game than the previous five seasons combined.

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After a three year stretch that ended with a 50-196 overall record under head coach Brian Keefe, the Wizards will look to return to the postseason for the first time since 2020-21 while looking to eclipse .500 overall for the first time since 2017-18.

Full 2026-27 Regular Season Schedule

Oct. 21: vs. Milwaukee

Oct. 23: vs. Toronto

Oct. 24: at Chicago

Oct. 26: at Charlotte

Oct. 28: at Cleveland

Oct. 30: vs. Charlotte (NBA Cup)

Nov. 1: at Orlando

Nov. 4: vs. Atlanta

Nov. 6: at Atlanta (NBA Cup)

Nov. 7: at Oklahoma City

Nov. 9: at Detroit (Peacock)

Nov. 11: at Indiana

Nov. 12: vs Detroit

Nov. 15: vs. Houston

Nov. 16: vs. Memphis

Nov. 18: at Toronto

Nov. 20: at Chicago (NBA Cup)

Nov. 22: vs. Orlando

Nov. 24: vs. Boston (NBA Cup) (ABC)

Nov. 28: vs. Orlando

Nov. 30: at Charlotte

Dec. 3: at Miami

Dec. 12: vs. Charlotte

Dec. 14: at Boston

Dec. 16: at Boston (ESPN)

Dec. 18: vs. New York

Dec. 20: at Brooklyn

Dec. 22: vs. Toronto

Dec. 23: vs. Cleveland

Dec. 26: vs. Portland

Dec. 27: at Cleveland

Dec. 30: at Toronto

Jan. 1: vs. San Antonio

Jan. 3: vs. Los Angeles Clippers

Jan. 5: vs. Los Angeles Lakers

Jan. 7: vs. Oklahoma City

Jan. 8: vs. Minnesota

Jan. 11: vs. Atlanta

Jan. 12: at Philadelphia (NBC)

Jan. 15: at Houston

Jan. 17: vs. Indiana

Jan. 18: vs. Boston

Jan. 21: at Denver

Jan 22: at Los Angeles Clippers

Jan. 24: at Los Angeles Lakers

Jan. 26: at Portland

Jan. 28: vs. Sacramento

Jan. 30: at Indiana

Feb. 1: at Atlanta

Feb. 4: New Orleans

Feb. 6: at Brooklyn

Feb. 8: vs. Chicago

Feb. 10: vs. Miami

Feb. 12: vs. Brooklyn

Feb. 13: vs. Milwaukee

Feb. 15: vs. Phoenix

Feb. 17: vs. Miami

Feb. 25: at Milwaukee 

Feb. 27: at Utah (Prime Video)

March 1: at Phoenix (Peacock)

March 2: at Sacramento

March 4: at Golden State

March 6: vs. Utah

March 9: at San Antonio

March 11: at Dallas

March 14: at Minnesota

March 16: vs. New York

March 18: vs. Philadelphia

March 20: at New York

March 22: at Milwaukee 

March 24: vs. Denver

March 27: vs. Golden State

March 28: vs. Dallas

March 31: vs. Chicago

April 2: vs. Philadelphia

April 3: at Orlando

April 5: at New Orleans

April 7: at Memphis

April 9: at Miami

April 11: vs. Detroit

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