The new league decided against two-team cities, and in order to keep from competing with the Chicago Mustangs of the former USA, owned by White Sox co-owner Arthur Allyn Jr., who were chosen to be the city's NASL representative, the Spurs were sold to a group from Kansas City, Missouri and moved there to become the Kansas City Spurs.
The new league rejected two-team cities, to avoid competition with the Chicago Mustangs, owned by White Sox co-owner Arthur Allyn Jr., who were chosen as the city's NASL representative. The Spurs were then sold to a group from Kansas City, Missouri and relocated there to become the Kansas City Spurs.