San Antonio Missions Tickets

Achievement

The San Antonio Missions are 13-time Texas League champions.

History

San Antonio has fielded a Minor League team every season since 1968.

History

San Antonio's professional baseball lineage began in the Texas League in 1888.

History

The Missions' home ballpark opened in 1994 as San Antonio Municipal Stadium and was renamed in 1996.

History

The first San Antonio club called the Missions debuted in 1933, with the name referencing the Spanish missions along the San Antonio River.

Identity

The San Antonio Missions are a Double-A baseball club in the Texas League.

Identity

San Antonio has served as the San Diego Padres' Double-A affiliate under a ten-year agreement signed in 2021.

Live Presentation

Missions mascots include Ballapeño and Henry the Puffy Taco.

Live Presentation

The Missions played Triple-A baseball in 2019 before returning to the Double-A Texas League in 2021.

Live Presentation

The Wolff's entrance has two mission-style bell towers, and its seating includes a left-field grass berm.

Live Presentation

The Sandlot concession stand serves options including Texas Chili Nachos, footlong corn dogs, grilled PB&J and Frito pies.

Live Presentation

Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium seats 9,200 and measures 310 feet to left field, 402 feet to center and 340 feet to right.

Member

Documented Missions alumni from the 2007-2018 Padres affiliation include Fernando Tatis Jr., Chris Paddack and Corey Kluber.