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WASHINGTON -- A poster hanging at the DC Open site shows Frances Tiafoe -- a competitor in the field from nearby Maryland -- flanked by other men such as Andy Murray and Taylor Fritz and women such as Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula.
The kid from Hyattsville who learned on the courts of College Park and has grown up traveling the tennis world as "Big Foe" returns to Washington this week for his home tournament, the Mubadala Citi DC Open, with a new title: Top 10.
Now that the Washington Commanders' ownership has changed hands, a new, huge question emerges: Where will the team play their home games after their lease ends at FedEx Field? After years of wrangling, it appears D.C. is poised to be part of the conversation.
Three weeks after Dan Snyder and wife Tanya began exploring selling part or all of the Washington Commanders, Andrew and Laura Potts went to a home game and decided to become season-ticket holders.
The Washington Commanders have seen a jolt of energy in the early days of Josh Harris owning the team. And that reality was front and center Friday given who showed up to watch practice: NBA superstar Kevin Durant.