Trump demanded that the Washington Commanders and the Cleveland Guardians revert to their old names in a series of posts on ...

In a week where NFL headlines mostly revolved around training camp buzz, President Donald Trump just tossed a political agenda into the Washington Commanders’ front office. On Saturday, Trump posted ...

It will take real work for a WNBA franchise to succeed here, and under Harris, the Sixers have failed to connect with the ...

Amidst the Washington Commanders' successful rebrand under new owner Josh Harris, former U.S. President Donald Trump has ...

In baseball, Harris unsuccessfully bid for the New York Mets in 2020.. And in the NFL, Harris owns a minority stake in the Pittsburgh Steelers.And just like in soccer, his sights are set higher ...

Josh Harris attended the Commanders’ preseason opener on Friday against the Browns. Getty Images. For a struggling franchise that has made the postseason just once since 2016, ...

But while Harris’s $6.05 billion deal to buy the team and end Snyder’s turbulent 24-year ownership tenure is near the finish line, it’s not quite there, at least not yet. The deal still must ...

Josh Harris, new owner of the Washington Commanders, delivers remarks during a press conference to introduce the team's new ownership at FedExField on July 21, 2023, in Landover, Maryland.

Josh Harris spoke rather flatly, and someone from another town who roots for another team might have taken his address about the future as, well, boring. But Harris is from Washington.

Josh Harris is promising to turn the Commanders around after acquiring the team from controversial ex-owner Dan Snyder. Getty Images “This is pretty amazing,” host Grant Paulsen said.

And the group led by Josh Harris, which is nearing a deal to buy the team for $6.05 billion — the biggest price tag for an NFL team in history — will be feted in all eight wards. Party at the ...

Introducing Josh Harris, the Right Owner to Revive the Commanders. Those who know Dan Snyder’s replacement say he’s well suited to venture into the NFL and take on his hometown football team.