An unsupported Chicken-litle argument isn't going to get far on these boards. Personally, I think San Antonio is a fine location, and the more spots that step up create buzz and competition for the other prime locations, the greater likelyhood a team gets into a better situation long-term. call it chicken little all you want, i spent the last 5 years in SA, and baseball doesnt have much of a folowing there(few astros fans and fewer ranger fans.) SA is very poor and getting more so with every fresh illegal that arrives. they support the spurs but they are an entrenched institution. SA already has a minor league team(the missions(a mariners affiliate)) the only nights there is a crowd at the ballpark are the thursday nights(its cheap ticket, beer and hot dog night) on thursdays a family of 5 can go to the park, eat and dad can get drunk for about $35. the city already supports one sports venue that dosnt bring in much revenue in the alamo dome and its not likely that the citizens would vote to support with tax dollars another stadium. let me ask you Dude, how much time have you spent in SA lately? how much time have you spent dealing with local politics there? i spent 4 years involved in grass roots activism(mostly on environmental issues) and know how the political machine moves there. they are very enthusastic on the front, but there is little momentum behind the initial showing SA would have a better chance of supporting football than baseball and SA is a decidedly Cowboys town