The 2020-21 NBA regular season saw a remarkable late charge from the Washington Wizards, which proved enough for them to qualify for the Play-in tournament, and then eventually the Playoffs.Despite losing to the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round, the season will be looked back as successful considering the way the Wizards had started their campaign. The recent five-team deal that saw Russell Westbrook make a move to the LA Lakers means that the Washington Wizards no longer have two bonafide stars who are expected to lead the team.Instead, they have in Kyle Kuzma and Spencer Dinwiddie two players who will be expected to help with the scoring alongside Bradley Beal, who was unlucky not to finish with the scoring award last season. The Wizards will be hoping for a deeper run in the Playoffs, and certainly have an on-paper team to do so.Quinton Mayo@RealQuintonMayoThe Washington Wizards preseason schedule was just released:Tuesday, Oct 5 @ Houston - 8PMSaturday, Oct 9 v New York - 7PMTuesday, Oct 12 v Toronto - 7PMFriday, Oct 15 @ New York - 7:30PM12:34 PM · Sep 3, 20218713The Washington Wizards preseason schedule was just released:Tuesday, Oct 5 @ Houston - 8PMSaturday, Oct 9 v New York - 7PMTuesday, Oct 12 v Toronto - 7PMFriday, Oct 15 @ New York - 7:30PMWashington Wizards roster for the 2021-22 NBA SeasonPhiladelphia 76ers v Washington Wizards - Game ThreeThe 2021 NBA draft ended with the Washington Wizards signing Gonzaga’s Corey Kispert, expected to slot straight into the rotation at the SF position behind new acquisition Kuzma, along with Davis Bertans and Deni Advija.The Washington Wizards also acquired Spencer Dinwiddie from Brooklyn, Montrezl Harrell, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Isaiah Todd, and Aaron Holiday. The new roster can be viewed below:Player NamePositionYears in the NBABradley BealGuard9Spencer DinwiddieGuard6Davis BertansForward5Kentavious Caldwell-PopeGuard8Kyle KuzmaForward4Montrezl HarrellForward6Thomas BryantCenter4Rui HachimuraForward2Deni AvdijaForward1Aaron HolidayGuard3Corey KispertForwardRDaniel GaffordForward2Raul NetoGuard6Anthony GillForward1Isaiah ToddForwardRCassius Winston (Two-way)Guard1Key dates for Washington Wizards entering 2021-22 NBA seasonMedia Day: September 27th, 2021 - Monday.Training Camp Start Date: September 28th, 2021 - Tuesday.Season Opener: Toronto Raptors vs Washington Wizards(October 20th, 2021 - Wednesday, 7:30 PM ET).Quinton Mayo@RealQuintonMayoThe Washington Wizards just released their full 20-man training camp roster. Camp starts Tuesday at 11 AM ET3:03 AM · Sep 24, 202112818The Washington Wizards just released their full 20-man training camp roster. Camp starts Tuesday at 11 AM ET https://t.co/IWcFDZMF42The Washington Wizards have a pretty straightforward fixture in the form of the Houston Rockets, and tip off their campaign with an away game. The Wizards’ opener will be broadcast live on NBC Washington and will tip of at 7:30 PM ET. For more information with respect to their overall schedule, the following link can be visited.Washington Wizards preseason schedule and datesWith no NBA action to begin until October, fans can still look forward to some cracking preseason fixtures, with the Wizards playing a total of four preseason games. This includes the opener against the Houston Rockets and two matches against the New York Knicks, with a fixture against the Raptors sandwiched between them:Date and TimeMatchTVTuesday, 10/5/21, 8 PM ETHouston Rockets vs Washington WizardsNBC Sports WashingtonSaturday, 10/9/21, 7 PM ETWashington Wizards vs New York KnicksNBC Sports WashingtonTuesday, 10/12/21, 7 PM ETWashington Wizards vs Toronto RaptorsNBC Sports WashingtonFriday, 10/15/21, 7:30 PM ETNew York Knicks vs Washington WizardsNBC Sports WashingtonHence, fans have to wait less than three weeks in order to watch their favorite team in action. All Washington Wizards’ preseason fixtures will be aired live on NBC Washington.