Capital One Arena
Formerly Verizon Center (1997–2017), MCI Center (1997–2006)
Home Team Washington Valor — Arena Football League
Washington Capitals — NHL
Washington Wizards — NBA
Georgetown Hoyas — NCAA Basketball (I), NCAA Women's Basketball (I)
Washington Mystics — WNBA
New York Sirens — PWHL
Location Washington, DC, USA
Capacity 20,674
Opened 2026
Closed 2026
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Capital One Arena

Capital One Arena has been the shared home of the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards since it opened in 1997 as the MCI Center, cycling through the name Verizon Center before adopting its current name in 2017. Its downtown location helped anchor the redevelopment of Washington's Penn Quarter neighborhood, and it is also the home of Georgetown Hoyas basketball.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NHL 582 641 Washington 7 – Carolina 6 (2024-03-22) Washington 1 – Philadelphia 0 (2015-01-14)
NBA 559 151 Washington 158 – Houston 159 (2019-10-30) Washington 83 – New Orleans 80 (2014-11-29)
NCAA Basketball (I) 294 133 Georgetown 102 – Little Rock 94 (2018-12-22) Georgetown 60 – Seton Hall 46 (2025-02-08)
WNBA 80 7
AHL 2 0 Syracuse 5 – Hershey 2 (2014-02-23) Norfolk 1 – Hershey 2 (2012-12-06)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NHL 18605 – Washington vs Vancouver (2016-01-14) 11304 – Washington vs Boston (2025-10-02)
NBA 20476 – Washington vs Houston (2019-10-30) 1 – Washington vs LA Lakers (2017-11-09)
NCAA Basketball (I) 20719 – Virginia vs Georgia Tech (2016-03-10) 1169 – Georgetown vs Loyola Marymount (2018-11-16)
AHL 18506 – Norfolk vs Hershey (2012-12-06) 15763 – Syracuse vs Hershey (2014-02-23)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2012 1 1
2014 43 12 22 8 1
2015 122 54 32 17 19
2016 148 51 49 30 18
2017 153 53 47 33 20
2018 131 38 45 32 16
2019 108 47 38 22 1
2020 65 22 34 9
2021 115 52 55 8
2022 125 49 44 31 1
2023 101 42 40 18 1
2024 130 47 45 34 4
2025 124 52 40 32
2026 104 41 43 20
2027 47 22 25

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Other Teams & Events

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Boston College Eagles — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Clemson Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Davidson Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Dayton Flyers — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Duke Blue Devils — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Fordham Rams — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • George Mason Patriots — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • George Washington Colonials — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • La Salle Explorers — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Michigan State Spartans — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Michigan Wolverines — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • Minnesota Golden Gophers — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • North Carolina State Wolfpack — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • North Carolina Tar Heels — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Notre Dame Fighting Irish — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Pittsburgh Panthers — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Rhode Island Rams — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Richmond Spiders — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Saint Josephs Hawks — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Saint Louis Billikens — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • St Bonaventure Bonnies — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Syracuse Orange — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • UMass Minutemen — Neutral site venue, 2025
  • Virginia Cavaliers — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Virginia Commonwealth Rams — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Virginia Tech Hokies — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Wake Forest Demon Deacons — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Wisconsin Badgers — Neutral site venue, 2026

While known as Verizon Center

MLS

  • Norfolk Admirals — Former home venue, 2012
  • Syracuse Crunch — Former home venue, 2014

NBA

  • Washington Wizards — Former home venue, 2006–2016

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 1998–2011
  • Clemson Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Connecticut Huskies — Neutral site venue, 2002
  • Duke Blue Devils — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Florida State Seminoles — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • George Washington Colonials — Neutral site venue, 2014–2016
  • Georgetown Hoyas — Former home venue, 1997–2017
  • Iowa Hawkeyes — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Maryland Terrapins — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Miami Hurricanes — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Michigan State Spartans — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Michigan Wolverines — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Minnesota Golden Gophers — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Navy Midshipmen — Neutral site venue, 2008–2009
  • Nebraska Cornhuskers — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • North Carolina State Wolfpack — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • North Carolina Tar Heels — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Northwestern Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Notre Dame Fighting Irish — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Ohio State Buckeyes — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Pittsburgh Panthers — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Purdue Boilermakers — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • St Johns Red Storm — Neutral site venue, 2002
  • Virginia Cavaliers — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Virginia Tech Hokies — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Wisconsin Badgers — Neutral site venue, 2017

NCAA Hockey (I)

  • Bemidji State Beavers — Former postseason venue, 2009
  • Boston University Terriers — Former postseason venue, 2009
  • Miami University RedHawks — Former postseason venue, 2009
  • Vermont Catamounts — Former postseason venue, 2009

NHL

  • Washington Capitals — Former home venue, 2006–2016

WNBA

  • Washington Mystics — Former home venue, 1998–2016

While known as MCI Center

NBA

  • East All Stars — Former home venue, 2001
  • Washington Wizards — Former home venue, 1997–2006
  • West All Stars — Former home venue, 2001

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Texas Longhorns — Neutral site venue, 2002

NHL

  • Washington Capitals — Former home venue, 1997–2006

NLL

  • Washington Power — Former home venue, 2001–2002

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