An unofficial rendering shows what a downtown Spurs arena and sports district could look like. Credit: X / @MR_COMMON_5ENSE

This week’s there most-read San Antonio Current stories involved the Spurs and a controversial Texas-based televangelist.

Lest anyone assume Joel Osteen bought the NBA franchise and plans for it to play inside his cavernous Lakewood Church, allow us to explain.

Plenty of readers flocked to a story about Spurs brass accidentally confirming they’re considering moving the team’s arena downtown — something that’s been a source of speculation for months. Plenty more checked out this week’s cover profile of Spurs player Jeremy Sochan, known as much for his ever-shifting har color as his on-court versatility.

Also high on the list was a story on Pastor John Hagee of San Antonio’s Cornerstone Church once again weighing in on global politics. This time, Hagee told his flock he and other evangelical pastors will descend on Washington to lobby for an attack on Iran.

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