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Council member Charles Allen said he flagged the possibility of the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals leaving back D.C. back in August.
The Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards appear ready to call Northern Virginia their new home in the not so distant future. Per reporting from 7News' Scott Abraham, Ted Leonsis, the owner of both teams under parent organization Monumental Sports & Entertainment, will be attending an event at Potomac Yard on Wednesday alongside Virginia Governor Glenn…
Monumental Sports & Entertainment owner Ted Leonsis and various Virginia officials and Alexandria leaders, including Governor Glenn Youngkin and Senator Mark Warner, held an introductory press conference on Wednesday in Alexandria's Potomac Yard. The group revealed the framework of an agreement that will see both the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards moved to Northern Virginia…
The Washington Post dropped a report on Monday that Virginia lawmakers from the state's MEI Project Approval Commission would be meeting to look over and potentially approve a plan that would try to lure the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards out of DC to Northern Virginia. That meeting occurred on Monday and the Post has…
The Washington Post is reporting that a group of Virginia lawmakers plan to meet on Monday regarding a plan that would see the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards play at a new arena in Northern Virginia. Monumental Sports and Entertainment, the parent organization for both teams owned by Ted Leonsis, has been in talks about…