Joshua Hunt and Alejandra De La Vega Foster
Joshua Hunt y Alejandra De La Vega Foster

Joshua Hunt and Alejandra De La Vega Foster

Even when construction on El Paso's first Triple-A stadium trudged along more than a year ago, El Paso Chihuahuas owners Joshua Hunt and Alejandra De La Vega Foster always had a collective vision for the home opener. They saw fireworks exploding, the scoreboard flashing "Chihuahuas win," and 9,000 El Pasoans leaving Southwest University Park with a smile.

Area: Central / Downtown

Source: El Paso Times

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