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FMIA: Snyder’s Long Goodbye, and the First-Round Case for Bijan Robinson

I’m going to top the column today with news that’ll make sports fans in the Washington area weep tears of joy. They’re already weeping. Now, I know the Caps won the Stanley Cup in 2018, and that’s fantastic, and the Mystics won the WNBA a year later, and Nationals shocked the Astros to win the World Series in 2019. Yuge, all of them. But the pro football team in Washington being on the verge of NOT being owned by Daniel Snyder is cause for the biggest parade in the city this century.

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FMIA: Snyder’s Long Goodbye, and the First-Round Case for Bijan Robinson

Kyle Kirkwood wins Long Beach from the pole for first career IndyCar victory

Kyle Larson wins NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway

Supercross 2023: Results and points after Atlanta

Brunson, Knicks’ depth prove too much for Cavaliers in Game 1

Ryan Preece wins Cup pole at Martinsville

U.S., Canada meet in women’s hockey world championship final

Arsenal blow another 2-0 lead, draw at West Ham as title hopes take a hit