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Yes.
In 1962, the team was known as the Chicago Packers.
In 1963, the team changed their name
to the Chicago Zephyrs.
In 1964, the team moved to
Baltimore and changed their name
to the Baltimore Bullets.
In 1974, the team moved to
Washington DC and changed their name
to the Capital Bullets.
In 1975, the team changed their name
to the Washington Bullets.
In 1998, the team changed their name
to the Washington Wizards.
The best start to a Baltimore Bullets season was the 1974-75 Washington Bullets, who started the season 7-0. The second best start to a season was the 1978-79 Washington Bullets, who started the season going 4-0. The third best starts to a Baltimore Bullets season was the 2005-06 Washington Wizards and the 2017-18 Washington Wizards, who both started the season at 3-0.
The worst start to a Baltimore Bullets season was the 2012-13 Washington Wizards, who started the season at 0-12. The second worst start to a season was the 2011-12 Washington Wizards, who started the season with 8 losses. The third worst starts to a Baltimore Bullets season was the 1966-67 Baltimore Bullets, the 2007-08 Washington Wizards, the 2008-09 Washington Wizards and the 2020-21 Washington Wizards, who all started the season with 5 straight losses.
While in Baltimore, the Baltimore Bullets last made the playoffs in 1973, when they lost the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
While in Baltimore, the Baltimore Bullets last missed the playoffs in 1968.
The Baltimore Bullets last won a game on Apr 2, 2024, when they managed a 117-113 win against the Milwaukee Bucks. Since then, the Bullets have lost 6 straight games.
In 1971, the Baltimore Bullets beat the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals.
In 1973, the Baltimore Bullets lost to the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
While in Baltimore, the Baltimore Bullets have appeared in the NBA Finals once, in 1971. In their full franchise history, they've appeared in 4 NBA Finals. In Baltimore, they appeared in one NBA Finals as the Baltimore Bullets, in 1971. In Washington DC, they appeared in 3 NBA Finals as the Washington Bullets, in 1975 and 1978-1979.
While in Baltimore, the Baltimore Bullets
have never won a NBA Finals.
The closest they came to winning a NBA Finals was in 1971 when they lost the Finals.
In their full franchise history, they've won
the NBA Finals once, in 1978 as the Washington Bullets.
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