"Va. Sen. Lucas Criticizes Youngkin's Handling of Caps, Wizards Deal"
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Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas blames Gov. Glenn Youngkin for the failed deal to move the Washington Capitals and Wizards teams to Virginia's Alexandria area, stating that Youngkin mishandled the process and did not engage with the legislature early on. Monumental Sports CEO Ted Leonsis, who owns the teams, expressed disappointment in the deal's failure, citing political motivations. The teams have since reached a $515 million deal to stay in the District until 2050.
Topics:nation#glenn-youngkin#sports-politics#ted-leonsis#virginia#washington-capitals#washington-wizards
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