The Commanders' Sale Is Approved

Around the Horn

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🗓️ 21 July 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Ramona Shelburne, Woody Paige, Marcel Louis-Jacques, and Frank Isola join Tony Reali to discuss what it means that the NFL Owners are expected to approve the sale of the Commanders from Dan Snyder to Josh Harris, if the power in the SEC has shifted to Georgia from Alabama, and what now for the Yankees after they were swept by the Angels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Oh, the show, 40-page, Frank Isola, and the return of Marcel Luiz-Jacques.
0:08.7	Show number two, he's one in all time, veteran panel.
0:13.2	Uh-oh.
0:15.2	Second show is on.
0:16.2	I know what that means.
0:17.2	Rice Harper's at bat last time.
0:18.9	What was up with that?
0:20.6	An Alabama paper saying, Alabama is an underdog.
0:24.4	What is up with that?
0:25.7	Let's go.
0:27.7	It's a little engine that could, it's limping time.
0:31.7	Second show is a lot different than the first show, Marcel.
0:35.7	Point ticker gets stuck sometimes.
0:40.7	I'll give you those points back down.
0:42.7	The sale of the Washington football team.
0:44.7	Here we go.
0:45.7	Coming gradually, then suddenly, then gradually again.
0:49.7	6.05 billion is the reported number.
0:55.7	Now, owns all or parts of Washington football, Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils,
1:01.7	Crystal Palace, Joe Gibbs Racing.
1:05.7	And the headline of the day, the NFL, and Washington, moves on from Daniel Snyder.
1:10.7	What it means to Washington, and what it means to the NFL, around the horn to our NFL reporter, Marcel Luiz-Jacques.
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