Chris Tremie was introduced as the new manager for the San Antonio Missions on Wednesday, bringing a veteran voice with extensive minor league experience to the San Diego Padres’ Double-A affiliate for the 2026 season.

The countdown is on for the San Antonio Missions to move away from Wolff Stadium to a new downtown home in 2028.

The NBA Hall of Famer threw out the ceremonial first pitch on Saturday night.

The San Antonio Missions recently said goodbye to several players following trades by the San Diego Padres, all while stepping up to support Hill Country flood relief through community events and fundraising efforts.

The Frisco RoughRiders combined for a no-hitter on Wednesday morning.

The Texas General Land Office joined forces with several marquee players on the San Antonio Missions’ Double-A team for a series of presentations on how to prepare for severe weather.

New faces making first appearance in Missions clubhouse.

Eight different pitchers have contributed to the last two no-hitters.

San Antonio adds to their record books with their 15th no-hitter in club history.

Minor league baseball teams now have larger bases for the 2022 season.

The 2022 Texas League season begins this week.

Baseball fans in San Antonio need to mark their calendars for the 2022 Missions return to the Texas League.

After Sunday's 6-1 loss to the Frisco RoughRiders, San Antonio falls to 1-5 at home and 7-11 overall on the young season.

On Wednesdays, the Corpus Christi Hooks will go by a different name.

SAN ANTONIO – Double-A baseball is returning to the San Antonio area courtesy of a familiar franchise. On Thursday afternoon, the San Antonio Missions announced via press release that they have signed a “professional development license (PDL) with San Diego Padres” and will operate as their Minor League Affiliate for the upcoming season. “We are excited to come to an agreement with the San Diego Padres,” Missions President Burl Yarbrough said in the press release. We look to continue that success with San Diego for many years to come. We are thrilled to have professional baseball back in San Antonio for the 2021 season.”“We’re thrilled to continue our established relationship with San Antonio,” explained Padres Senior Director of Player Development Sam Geaney.

SAN ANTONIO The Missions season is officially over before it even began. Tuesday afternoon, Major League Baseball informed Minor League Baseball that they would not provide any players to affiliated minor league teams due to the coronavirus pandemic. The decision effectively canceled the 2020 Minor League Baseball season. These are unprecedented times for our country and our organization as this is the first time in our history that weve had a summer without Minor League Baseball played, said Minor League Baseball President & CEO Pat OConner. Baseball fans in San Antonio have always supported us.While the Missions will not play at Wolff Stadium this year, the Flying Chanclas de San Antonio will.