Wizards forced to apologize as April Fools’ prank goes horribly wrong
By Edward Lewis
Published on April 2, 2026.
The last-place Wizards team has been forced to apologize for a prank during their game against the 76ers, which involved a blindfolded fan and several mascots pretending to have achieved a goal of $10,000. However, when it was revealed that the man had actually missed the goal, the team issued a statement of apology. The incident occurred during a break at Capital One Arena in D.C.
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