Rays, St. Petersburg
Rays stadium deal: What’s next for the team and local leaders after a roller-coaster week?
This week has been a roller-coaster for the Tampa Bay Rays, Pinellas County and St. Petersburg leaders after two high-stakes public meetings. The team said the deal to build a new stadium was off, county leaders decided to delay the financing vote and city leaders are not fixing Tropicana Field's roof.
St. Petersburg mayor sees ‘path forward’ on Rays stadium deal. Is there one?
The discussion went downhill when a City Council member tried to get a clear answer out of Brian Auld. Are the Rays saying the deal — the plan to build a $1.3 billion stadium and a city-defining village around it — is dead?
A wild back-and-forth city council meeting left the future of the Rays in St. Pete and Tropicana Field up in the air.
The council voted 5-2 to also punt the votes on the bonds for the stadium and Gas Plant to as late as January.
The St. Petersburg City Council reversed course Thursday on whether to spend more than $23 million to repair the hurricane-shredded roof of the Tampa Bay Rays' ballpark, initially voting narrowly ...
The Tampa Bay Rays have decided where they will play in 2025 while awaiting the fate of Tropicana Field, which was damaged in ...
Months ago, when St. Petersburg and Pinellas County officials voted to approve deals with the Tampa Bay Rays for a new downtown ballpark and surrounding redevelopment, the message was triumphant ...
With the future of Tropicana Field uncertain after Hurricane Milton damaged the roof, St. Pete businesses and the local ...
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Tampa Bay Rays need a temporary new homeTropicana Field sustained extensive damage from Hurricane Milton and repairs will cost an estimated $55.7 million. If the Saint Petersburg city council approves the funds, the stadium will not be ...
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