The Washington Commanders and Pro Bowl punter Tress Way have agreed to a one-year contract extension, keeping one of the franchise’s most consistent and respected players in Washington for another season.
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Sportico has released its latest franchise valuation rankings, covering all 154 teams across the five major U.S. professional sports leagues: the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and MLS. The updated rankings highlight the continued surge in franchise values nationwide, with Washington-area teams playing a prominent role.
For the second time in a week, spears are front and center in Washington Commanders branding tied to the start of the 2026 season. The team shared a new logo featuring crossed spears, this time placing the Commanders crest at the center instead of the standalone W seen in last week’s mock draft graphic.
The Washington Commanders shared a statement from the family of Christian A. “Sonny” Jurgensen III announcing his passing at the age of 91, honoring both his legendary football career and his life beyond the field. (more…)
Yesterday, the Wizards made a franchise-altering move, trading for four players headlined by 10-time NBA All-Star Anthony Davis. Below are a few reasons why this trade could work from a Washington Wizards perspective, and why it is at least worth paying closer attention to.
Monumental Sports & Entertainment has unveiled plans for The Halo, a new multi-level hospitality experience designed to transform how fans experience events inside Capital One Arena.
Scheduled to debut ahead of the 2027–28 season, The Halo will accommodate nearly 4,500 guests and feature a wide range of seating, clubs, and social spaces geared toward season ticket holders, suite owners, small groups, and select ticket tiers. The space is being designed to transition seamlessly between NHL and NBA games, concerts, and family events.
The Washington Commanders took another visible step toward solidifying their long-term branding direction on Tuesday, subtly debuting an updated logo concept that leans further into a warrior identity.
The Washington Spirit has released its initial 2026 preseason roster, the club announced today. The current roster features four goalkeepers, ten defenders, six midfielders and eight forwards. The Spirit will […]
The Washington Spirit and star forward Trinity Rodman have agreed to a new contract that secures one of the world’s most dynamic players and a franchise cornerstone in Washington, D.C. […]
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It was a record-breaking night in downtown Washington DC as the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) brought its Takeover Tour to Capital One Arena. The matchup featured the New York Sirens and the Montréal Victoire, marking a major milestone for the league, which launched its inaugural season in January 2024 and now includes eight teams across the United States and Canada.
Washington Spirit goalkeeper Lyza Jessee has retired from the NWSL after three professional seasons in DC, she announced today. “I want to sincerely thank the club and fans for their support throughout my career,” said Jessee. “I am so grateful for my time with the Spirit, DC will always feel like home.”