How the Commanders returned to D.C.: The wild, unlikely saga of a years-long journey home
•Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris waited apprehensively in his Miami mansion, looking for a second Hail Mary in as many months.
•Some 1,100 miles north, his top limited partner, Mitch Rales, watched the live news broadcast from his house in Maryland.
•Across the Potomac River, fellow partner Mark Ein stayed glued to his phone at the desk of his family office.Advertisement
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Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris waited apprehensively in his Miami mansion, looking for a second Hail Mary in as many months. Some 1,100 miles north, his top limited partner, Mitch Rales, watched the live news broadcast from his house in Maryland. Across the Potomac River, fellow partner Mark Ein stayed glued to his phone at the desk of his family office.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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