Team officials are well aware things often don’t go as planned, and they will watch and wait during spring camp.
So the Rays now support the city’s effort to repair Tropicana Field which, among the small number of desperately unattractive ...
The Tampa Bay Rays’ leadership has changed its position on repairing Tropicana Field, which will cost at least $56 million to ...
After some uncertainty, the Tampa Bay Rays now support a $55.7 million city plan to repair hurricane-shredded Tropicana Field ...
Hurricane Milton caused over $50 million in damage to Tropicana Field, displacing the Rays from their home for at least the ...
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St. Petersburg’s MLK, 8th streets could become two-way. Will they be safer?Two of downtown St. Petersburg’s busiest drags — 8th Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street — are closer to becoming ...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- After some uncertainty, the Tampa Bay Rays now support a $55.7 million city plan to repair hurricane-shredded Tropicana Field in time for the 2026 season opener, while the ...
John Romano | The Rays have reversed course and say they support repairing the Trop, but it will not solve a lot of future issues about the future of baseball in Tampa Bay. ST. PETERSBURG — So ...
The Tampa Bay Rays’ leadership has changed its position on repairing Tropicana Field, which will cost at least $56 million to fix following Hurricane Milton. In a Dec. 30 e-mail to St ...
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