Huntsville Stars move comes down to new stadium's construction schedule By Nick Lough, WAAF HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - The City of Huntsville could have to wait until January to find out if the Huntsville Stars will play ball in the Rocket City or move to Biloxi next season. The Stars, the AA affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers, have a contract to stay in Huntsville through the 2015 season. However, Stars owner Ken Young wants to move the team to Biloxi. A stadium is also under construction in Mississippi. Several weeks ago, Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle said Minor League baseball officials had given the city “assurances” that Huntsville would hopefully have an in or out answer by early October. Young said conversations with the city and Mayor Battle are ongoing but it's too early to say where the team will play next year. “We won't have a good handle on it for at least 90 days,” said Young. The owner said the move comes down to the “construction schedule” on the new stadium. Young said he's also not ruling out having the team split games between Alabama and Mississippi while the work on the new stadium is underway. “There is a possibility we could play part of the season in Huntsville and the rest in Biloxi,” Young said. We reached out to the Mayor's office. They released the following statement: "We expect both sides to live up to their obligations in the contract.” The Stars scheduled home opener is April 20, 2015.