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Spurs’ postseason push renews conversations over Frost Bank Center, future downtown arena
SAN ANTONIO – As the San Antonio Spurs battle the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals, conversations about the team’s future and current homes are gaining new attention.
In a recent episode of “Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective,” ESPN reporter Tim MacMahon appeared to throw some shade at the Frost Bank Center.
“I wish (Tim) Duncan would have picked a better neighborhood,” MacMahon said while discussing the Frost Bank Center.
Future plans for a downtown sports and entertainment district include a new Spurs arena, a mixed-use development, an expansion of the Henry B. González Convention Center and more.
Should SA bond voters have more of a say on Project Marvel?
The way that San Antonio votes on city bond projects could be upended in order to give voters a more direct say on public spending tied to Project Marvel under a proposal from District 4 Councilman Edward Mungia.
Mungia has suggested that infrastructure projects connected to the proposed downtown sports and entertainment district, including improvements that could support a future Spurs arena, be broken out separately in the city’s next bond election. The election could come as early as May 2027.
Project Marvel is the city’s long-term plan to reshape part of downtown around Hemisfair. The concept includes a new Spurs arena, an expanded Convention Center, possible Alamodome upgrades, hotel development and transportation improvements. Supporters say the project could strengthen downtown, keep the Spurs in San Antonio and generate new economic activity.
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Spurs fans defend Eastside after ESPN staffer's remark
Spurs fans are defending the Eastside after an ESPN staffer's remark about the Frost Bank Center drew criticism. The comment came during a podcast previewing the San Antonio Spurs' matchup with the New York Knicks in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Tim MacMahon said, 'I wish Duncan would've picked a better neighborhood,' after the arena was discussed on the show. Fans on Threads said the remark was disrespectful, while MySA said it reached out to MacMahon but did not get a response in time for publication.
The catcalls came after ticketholders faced airport-style security to enter the venue at Madison Square Garden.
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