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Monday's Missions game rained out, leaving all-time series tied at 310

Monday's San Antonio Missions game against the Arkansas Travelers was going to be the last time the teams met before the Missions move up to Triple-A next season.

SAN ANTONIO — Monday's San Antonio Missions game was rained out, leaving the all-time series with the Arkansas Travelers tied, possibly forever.

With the Missions set to move up from Double-A to Triple-A in 2019, Monday night's scheduled game against Arkansas was the final regular-season meeting between the two teams. In a series that dates back to 1966, each team had won 310 games against the other, according to the Arkansas Travelers Twitter page.

The Missions made the announcement via their Facebook page along with a photo of the infield at Wolff Stadium covered with a tarp.

The Missions were slated to wrap up their three-game homestand versus the Arkansas Travelers Monday. San Antonio had won the previous two games of the series versus the Travelers. As it stands, the decisive 621st game in the all-time series will not be played.

The Missions say the game will not be made up. The team says that ticketholders for Monday's canceled game can exchange them at the Missions Ticket Office at Wolff Stadium for any other home game this season.

After a planned day off Tuesday, the Missions are back in action Wednesday, beginning a four-game series in Frisco. The next home game at Wolff Stadium is Sunday at 6:05 p.m.

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