Tune in as Monumental Sports Entertainment President, Jim Van Stone, joins the show to discuss the recent lease extension with Washington DC until 2025 following a groundbreaking $515 million agreement. Get an insider's perspective as Van Stone sheds light on the negotiations, the significance of the deal for the Capitals, Wizards, and the broader sports community, and what the future holds for Monumental Sports Entertainment in the nation's capital.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Craig, Fans and Michael Phillips All React: Monumental Sports Entertainment Potomac Yards Plans Dead

41:33.6 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Details on Finalized Deal to Keep Caps, Wizards in DC + Eric Flack w/ Insights Into Deal

1:21:52 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Lead Reporter on MSE Deal Joins Show + Ted Leonsis Speaks

Hour 3

1:12 - Monumental Sports Entertainment Potomac Yards Plans Dead: Craig's Recap

11:32 - Insider Insights: Monumental Sports Entertainment Deal Secures Capitals and Wizards in D.C.

28:14 - Ted Leonsis' Statement on Monumental Sports Agreement to Keep Capitals and Wizards

Listen in as Ted Leonsis, owner of the Capitals and Wizards, delivers his opening statement following the agreement between Monumental Sports and the District of Columbia to retain the teams in Washington, D.C.

Join Craig as he interviews Johnathan O'Connell, lead reporter from the Washington Post covering the Monumental Sports Entertainment deal, to delve into the intricacies of the agreement that ensures the Capitals and Wizards remain in Washington, D.C. Discover the key components, negotiation points, and community impact of this landmark deal, shedding light on the future of professional sports in the nation's capital.

Hour 2

1:12 - Fan Reactions: MSE's Potomac Yards Deal Fallout

11:26 - Details: D.C. Mayor and Ted Leonsis Finalize Deal to Keep Teams in Downtown D.C.

23:14 - Analyzing the Collapse of the Potomac Yards Deal with Eric Flack

36:22 - What questions would Craig ask if he was at the Muriel Bowser press conference?

Investigative reporter Eric Flack from WUSA 9 joins Craig to delve into the details surrounding the collapse of the Monumental Sports Entertainment Potomac Yards deal. Get the inside scoop on what led to the deal falling through, the implications for both sides, and the potential fallout for sports in the region.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Ted Leonsis, owner of the Wizards and Capitals, announced a deal that, pending approval by the D.C. Council, would secure the Wizards and Capitals' presence in downtown D.C. until 2050, effectively halting the proposed move to Virginia. Craig provides some of the details from the Washington Post article. 

Hour 1

1:12 - Monumental Sports Entertainment Potomac Yards Plans Dead: Craig's Reaction

9:42 - Alexandria Mayor Justin Wilson Releases Statement on MSE's Proposed Move to Potomac Yards

21:26 - Fan Reactions: MSE's Potomac Yards Deal Fallout

32:21 - Potomac Yards Deal Fallout: Analysis with Michael Phillips