SAN ANTONIO — Host Jeff Garcia and guest Zach Montana of the Silver and Black Coffee Hour break down San Antonio Spurs‘ Luke Kornet’s potential game-changing impact, from his rim protection to his offensive efficiency. The duo analyzes how Kornet’s presence reshapes the Spurs’ lineup, especially alongside Victor Wembanyama. They also tackle De’Aaron Fox’s injury, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — In case you didn’t know, the NBA’s trading card world got flipped upside down with the licensing going from Panini to Topps. According to Topps, the company and the NBA have rejoined for a long-term exclusive trading card partnership and immediately, Topps announced several new cards including the first ever Victor Wembanyama … Read more
The September event saw the Ultimate Fighting Championship return to the Alamo City. SAN ANTONIO — UFC returned to San Antonio for the first time since 2023 this month, where an estimated 18,005 mixed martial arts fans filled the Frost Bank Center and saw Diego Lopes defeat Jean Silva in a featherweight bout–and the night’s … Read more
The Lunazul Bar will open in time for Open Scrimmage on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Frost Bank Center. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs announced a new partnership with Lunazul Tequila. As part of this new partnership, it will include a newly branded bar in Frost Bank Center opening this week, a commemorative … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — A proposed $1 billion development aims to transform downtown San Antonio with a new San Antonio Spurs arena, convention center, and entertainment hub. Host Jeff Garcia and local business leader April Ancira of the Ancira Auto Group break down the project’s potential impact, addressing concerns about funding and the economic benefits. They … Read more
San Antonio Spurs aim to boost their defense with the addition of assistant coach Sean Sweeney. SAN ANTONIO — When he was in Sacramento, San Antonio Spurs point guard De’Aaron Fox was familiar playing against new team assistant coach Sean Sweeney and is now glad he is on the same team. “With Sean playing against … Read more
As the U.S. braces for millions of soccer fans, new data shows international visits are slipping nationwide, with Houston reporting a 3–4% dip compared to last year. HOUSTON — Excitement is building with less than a year to go before the FIFA World Cup kicks off in the U.S., but immigration hurdles and fears of … Read more