6 million has been approved by a board for the owner of the Spurs. This penalty is related to the owner's failure to bring a Major League Soccer team to San Antonio. The board's decision has been reported by the San Antonio Express-News.
Further details about the penalty and the circumstances surrounding it can be found through this source. 6 million, is the key detail known at this time. For more information on this development, readers can consult the San Antonio Express-News.
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