San Antonio mayor's zeal for Missions ballpark project not an ideal legacy
The following is a piece of opinion and analysis. Termed-out San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is clearly looking to cement his legacy. However, there’s a good chance he won’t be remembered as the leader who saved the the San Antonio Missions, the city’s minor-league baseball team, from relocation but as another mayor in a long line who built something San Antonio didn’t need.
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