Washington Commanders sale faces hurdles despite NFL's approval of Josh Harris's terms.
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The NFL has found only minor issues with Josh Harris's tentative $6.05 billion deal to purchase the Washington Commanders, leaving the league and team owners confident the deal would be approved if other obstacles related to the sale can be overcome. The $6.05 billion sale price would set a record for an NFL franchise. Harris is the owner of the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers and the NHL's New Jersey Devils. He also is a limited partner in the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers and would have to sell that stake to purchase the Commanders.
- NFL finds no major issues with Josh Harris's terms; other hurdles remain The Washington Post
- Mark Ein, owner of DC pro tennis team, part of group bidding to purchase Commanders WUSA9
- If sale goes through, Josh Harris will own the minimum 30 percent of Commanders NBC Sports
- Washington Commanders sale: Dan Snyder's $6 billion haul is a punishment, really. Slate
- Opinion | The Commanders are sold? When's the parade? The Washington Post
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