The San Antonio Missions lost tonight against the Springfield Cardinals 7-3. Sports2Nite’s Jill Jelnick was at Wolff Stadium to break down the game.

The day Mission’s fans have been waiting for has finally arrived. The Flying Chanclas had their debut, and even better than all the merchandise was the win 9-8. Sports2Nite’s Mike Lefko recaps the event.

Tomorrow we’ll see on the field the gear that so many of you have already gone out and bought. The Flying Chanclas, aka the San Antonio Missions, will make their debut tomorrow with a new mascot too.

The San Antonio Missions took game 2 from the Midland Rockhounds 4-2. The next series for the Missions will be Tuesday versus Frisco at 7:05 pm.  

The San Antonio Missions open their 25th season against the Arkansas Travelers. Sports2Nite crew caught the first run made by 1st Baseman Josh Naylor. It was neck and neck until the 10th inning when Missions claimed the first win 3-2. Game 2 takes place tomorrow at Nelson Wolff Stadium at 7:05 p.m.

The Flying Chanclas make their debut this week..With several new players joining the San Antonio Missions, there is much to look forward to this season. With the addition there are several factors to consider such as chemistry and skill set..So how has the team prepared?

With the San Antonio Missions getting ready to start the season, we’ve shown you the first two parts of Vanessa’s interview of Mission’s manager Phillip Wellman. In case you’ve missed what we’ve shown here on Sports2Nite tonight, you can catch it on our website Sports2Nite.com.

Phillip Wellman has managed the San Antonio Missions Baseball Team for three years now. As you can imagine, growing up here in SA, this was a dream come true for Wellmen. Now that the last season for the Missions has arrived, our Vanessa Gallegos sat down with the manager to get his views on the ...

Sports2Nite’s Vanessa Gallegos sat down with Missions Manager, Phillip Wellman. This will be the last season before the Missions move to Amarillo in 2019. Wellman talked about his excitement about being able to manage a baseball team in his hometown and what the San Antonio Missions mean to him.

Phillip Wellman spoke on how this season is one last hoorah for the San Antonio Missions.