Washington Mystics

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Washington Mystics

9 upcoming dates · 2 cities · 1 country

The Washington Mystics are an American professional basketball team founded in 1998, competing in the Eastern Conference of the Women's National Basketball Association.

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Mystics vs. Dallas Wings (Block Out Cancer)

Mystics vs. Dallas Wings (Block Out Cancer)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaThu, Aug 6
Mystics vs. Atlanta Dream (Upcycled Tote Giveaway - First 1,500 Fans)

Mystics vs. Atlanta Dream (Upcycled Tote Giveaway - First 1,500 Fans)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaSat, Aug 8
Mystics vs. Phoenix Mercury (Pax's Birthday Bash)

Mystics vs. Phoenix Mercury (Pax's Birthday Bash)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaSun, Aug 9
Mystics vs Los Angeles Sparks (Youth Watch Giveaway - First 1.5K Fans)

Mystics vs Los Angeles Sparks (Youth Watch Giveaway - First 1.5K Fans)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaSun, Aug 16
Mystics vs. Toronto Tempo (Bobblehead Giveaway - First 1,500 Fans)

Mystics vs. Toronto Tempo (Bobblehead Giveaway - First 1,500 Fans)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaThu, Aug 20
Mystics vs. Minnesota Lynx (Dog Days of Summer)

Mystics vs. Minnesota Lynx (Dog Days of Summer)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaSat, Aug 22
Mystics vs. Connecticut Sun (Windbreaker Giveaway - First 1,500 Fans)

Mystics vs. Connecticut Sun (Windbreaker Giveaway - First 1,500 Fans)

Washington · CareFirst ArenaWed, Sep 23
Mystics vs. Chicago Sky

Mystics vs. Chicago Sky

Washington · Capital One ArenaFri, Sep 25

Portland

Portland Fire vs. Washington Mystics

Portland Fire vs. Washington Mystics

Portland · Moda CenterMon, Aug 24

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About Washington Mystics

After going 3-27 in their inaugural season and cycling through ten coaches in their first eleven years, the franchise's fortunes turned with the 2017 acquisition of two-time MVP Elena Delle Donne. The Mystics reached the WNBA Finals for the first time in 2018 and won their first and only championship the following year, defeating the Connecticut Sun three games to two.

The team plays home games at CareFirst Arena in the Congress Heights neighborhood of Washington, D.C.; the 4,200-seat venue has been the league's smallest since 2019. The Mystics have made the playoffs in 13 of their 27 seasons.

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