Contrary to recent public speculation, San Antonio's minor league baseball team isn't trying to develop its new stadium next to the Spurs' next arena, the Express-News reports.
The MLB has been pressuring Missions ownership to build a new stadium to replace the aging Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium.
Instead, an unnamed source familiar with the matter told the daily that the San Antonio Missions' ownership group, which includes prominent Alamo City developer Weston Urban, is looking to build on the west side of downtown near the San Pedro Creek Culture Park.
The notion that the Missions wanted to be near the Silver and Black was further fueled by the presence of Spurs Chairman Peter J. Holt and former players David Robinson and Manu Ginobili are minority owners of the baseball team.
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