Tuesday, the San Antonio Missions announced they will play nine games of the 2018 season as the Flying Chanclas, beginning on May 5. The team will wear the special uniforms for Thursday home games ...

The run parade continued in the third inning as San Antonio collected two more runs. With one out, Flores and Vooletich drew back-to-back walks. A double from Bailey scored Flores. Vooletich later ...

Last summer, Burl Yarbrough received a text from his general manager, Dave Gasaway. After collaborating with fellow San Antonio Missions staffers, Gasaway probed Yarbrough about becoming the Flying ...

Read full article: Chanclas and cultura: History of Mamapeño, the mascot who has won baseball hearts across San Antonio As Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up on Wednesday, Mamapeño, the official mascot ...

Thousands of fans spent their Cinco de Mayo cheering on a baseball team renamed to celebrate the Hispanic culture: the Flying Chanclas. The minor-league baseball team, typically known as the San ...

The moniker given to the San Antonio Missions as part of the "Copa de la Diversión," or "Fun Cup" initiative is one of 12 alternate team names in a round of voting for the league's "Identity ...

The Acadiana Cane Cutters entered their home opener with a 1-4 record, but a return to the friendly confines of Fabacher Field was just what they needed. The Cutters were facing the first-place San ...

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Read the Spanish-language version of this story here. When the Corpus Christi Raspas played the Flying Chanclas de San Antonio this summer, perhaps the lasting, indelible image amid the pomp of a ...

Before each game of the San Antonio Missions’ first home series this week, about 15 staffers drag about 30 tubs of merchandise out of a storage room under the first-base side of Wolff Stadium. The ...

SAN ANTONIO - As part of Minor League Baseball's "Copa de la Diversion," the San Antonio Missions will become the Flying Chanclas de San Antonio for nine games during the 2018 season. The Missions ...