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you can grab a week’s worth of T-shirts or sweatshirts for the same amount of money your sports fan would probably waste on just one ($49, about $7 a shirt). The nearest Steve & Barry's is in the Potomac Mills Mall, but it's worth the trip.
Hats and shoes are good, too. But know your fan's beloved sports teams for the hats, and their favorite colors and brands for shoes (although you can't seem to go wrong with Jordans).
Otherwise, sporting event tickets are easy to fall back on — go with Wizards and Capitals this time of year, or get a seat for the Redskins season finale on Dec. 30. If you can't (or don't want to) get tickets from the venue itself, Stubhub.com is nice. You can bid on a wide range of tickets, eBay style. For example, available Redskins tickets often range from a 28-person goalline luxury suite (a mere $28,000) to a pair of seats in the upper deck (around $150).
Tickets for away games aren’t bad either (consider weekend trips to Philadelphia), and neither is looking ahead to next season. For the transplanted fan, DIRECTVs NFL Sunday Ticket is sweet, allowing them to watch their favorite team regardless of where thev live.
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