Sports played with spheres are easier to master than rectangular sports, such as Rubik’s cubing and throwing bricks into windows. Witness how fun spheres can be with today’s deal to see the Washington Wizards play at the Verizon Center. Choose between the following seating options:

• For $18, you get one ticket for upper-level seating in sections 400–433 (up to a $46.50 value, including all Ticketmaster fees).
• For $42, you get one ticket for club-level seating in sections 202–205, 210–213, 217–220, or 225–228 (up to a $164.10 value, including all Ticketmaster fees. Most seats will be valued at about $70, and values vary throughout club-level seating).
  
  

For either seating option, click here to see a list of available game options.

Seeking to establish themselves as a playoff contender, the Washington Wizards rouse hometown hoops fans with precise shots and rafter-rattling dunks during 12 games at the Verizon Center. After a thrilling first season that landed him among the NBA’s top rookies, budding star John Wall returns to the court to bewilder defenders with dazzling passes and by pulling rabbits out of his sneakers. Alongside Wall, guard Nick Young, who averaged a team-high 17.4 points per game last season, leads the Wizards offensive attack, and towering big man Andray Blatche defends the net by swatting away potential baskets and distracting pigeons. With more than 600 victories on his NBA resumé, Head Coach Flip Saunders once again anchors the Washington bench, where he’ll provide his young players with decades of experience and draw up intricate trick plays on the table with spaghetti sauce during weekly pasta dinners.