Hurricane not only tears off Trop roof, but tears up Tampa Bays Rays ballpark planning
Hurricane Milton not only tore the roof off Tropicana Field: It upended all planning for a new Tampa Bay Rays ballpark, potentially killing a St. Pete facility, and forcing the team to play the 2025 season at the minor-league Steinbrenner Field.
We heard over the weekend that the Rays new ballpark could fall through, leading to a potential relocation of the franchise.
Where the Tampa Bay Rays play in the coming years has been a point of discussion in recent weeks, what with Hurricane ...
A potential deal that would provide the Tampa Bay Rays a new $1.3 billion ballpark on the Tropicana Field site in St.
Major League Baseball has said that expansion is on the way, as soon as The Athletics and the Tampa Bay Rays have their ...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla (WFLA) — Pinellas County Commissioners are voicing their concerns ahead of a vote Wednesday on whether to ...
The new stadium's future is in doubt after delay of bond vote. New stadium's future in doubt after delay of bond vote ...
While damage is assessed at Tropicana Field, important bonds and voting dates for the team’s new stadium have been delayed.
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Former Seattle Mariners Prospect Austin Shenton DFA'd by Tampa Bay RaysThe Seattle Mariners have had over 30 minor league players either enter free agency, sign with other teams or retire in the first several weeks of the offseason ...
The Rays added left-handers Ian Seymour and Joe Rock to their 40-man roster on Monday, protecting two of their top pitching prospects from the upcoming Rule 5 Draft. Seymour is the Rays’ No. 17 ...
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