High-Stakes Showdown in Philly
This Thursday, football fans are in for a treat as the Eagles host the Commanders at Lincoln Financial Field in a battle for division supremacy. The stakes are high, with both teams vying for first place and playoff implications hanging in the balance. It’s a massive game that promises to electrify the South Philly Sports Complex.
A Busy Week for Josh Harris
Josh Harris, owner of the Commanders, Sixers, and Devils, is set to have a whirlwind week. His Sixers will face off against the Knicks on Tuesday and the Cavs on Wednesday, followed by the highly anticipated Commanders-Eagles matchup on Thursday. It’s a remarkable scheduling feat, leaving one to wonder how they didn’t manage to squeeze in a Devils-Flyers game on Friday.
Commanders Fans Rejoice
Under Harris’ ownership, the Commanders have undergone a significant transformation, and fans are thrilled. The team boasts a talented young roster led by a promising quarterback, giving fans plenty of reasons to be optimistic. In stark contrast, Sixers fans are disillusioned with Harris, feeling that he has squandered their chances of becoming a legitimate contender.
A Tale of Two Teams
The Sixers’ struggles are compounded by the impending breakup of the Sports Complex, which will soon no longer be home to all four major Philly teams. Moreover, the team seems to be embroiled in a new controversy every week. Meanwhile, the Commanders are on the upswing, leaving fans to ponder where Harris’ true allegiance lies.
Thursday Night’s Verdict
This week’s game carries significant implications for the standings, but it also presents an opportunity for Harris to make a statement. If the Commanders emerge victorious, he owes it to Philadelphia to sell the Sixers, as his focus on football is clear. Conversely, if the Eagles win, he should sell the Commanders, as his attention is divided between the two teams. Either way, Harris’ ownership of three teams in rival markets is unsustainable and should come to an end.
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