Los Wizards de la NBA y los Capitals de la NHL seguirán jugando en la ciudad de Washington, luego que un plan para mudarlos al estado de Virginia implosionó.
Los Wizards de la NBA y los Capitals de la NHL seguirán jugando en la ciudad de Washington, luego que un plan para mudarlos al estado de Virginia implosionó. Tras el naufragio del proyecto, el dueño de los equipos de basquetbol y hockey sobre hielo firmó con el gobierno de la capital estadounidense un acuerdo que contempla una arena mejorada de 515 millones de dólares, financiada con fondos públicos.
La asamblea del Distrito de Columbia analizará el acuerdo la semana próxima, y se espera que lo apruebe, dijo en la conferencia el presidente de la junta directiva Phil Mendelson.
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