SAN ANTONIO - Discussions are ongoing about a potential new location for the San Antonio Missions minor league baseball team, with possibilities including sites
However, the future of the area surrounding the current home of the Missions, Nelson W. Wolff Stadium , remains uncertain. in or near downtown.
Alfredo Casas, owner of Tamalitos Mexican Restaurant, located directly across from Wolff Stadium's parking lot, has expressed concerns about how the potential relocation might impact his business.Casas, who has operated Tamalitos for eight months, initially was unaware of the potential move but is now worried about the implications for his restaurant.
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