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Tropicana Field May Be ‘Unsalvageable,’ Needs $39 Million Worth Of Repairs Following Damage From Hurricane Milton
Only $6.5 million of public funding has been set aside by the city council, meaning the Tampa Bay Rays will have to cover the ...
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City of St. Petersburg Estimates $47 Million to Repair Tropicana Field
The home of the Tampa Bay Rays lost large sections of its roof, exposing the field, seats and offices to the elements. Now, weeks after the hurricane, the first estimates are coming in as to the cost ...
Where Will Rays Play in 2025? Major Leaguer Has 'Concerns' Over Outdoor Venues
As the Tampa Bay Rays eye potential venues for a temporary home to begin the 2025 season, many express concerns about the ...
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Amid uncertainty, ‘business as usual’ for Neander
This story was excerpted from Adam Berry’s Rays Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to ...
If Rays stay close to home, heat and rain could be a pain
Catcher Ben Rortvedt has a sense for what it could feel like if the Rays spend the 2025 season playing in one of the state’s spring training/minor-league stadiums: About 15-20 pounds lighter. Rortvedt ...
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Is it a two-horse race for Juan Soto? Executives think so
The free-agent market has been a challenge for Tampa Bay for years thanks to their payroll limitations, and the damage to ...