Vince McMahon, Basil DeVito and other members of the XFL Executive Committee started out in Los Angeles on Wednesday to confirm it as one of the eight charter teams when the league kicks off this coming February. In addition to announcing the city, the league also confirmed that XFL Los Angeles will play all of its home games in the Los Angeles Coliseum. The league also introduced the new vice president and general manager of XFL Los Angeles J.K. McKay. Later in the day, the XFL Executive Committee was at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, the site where XFL Las Vegas will play all of its home games.