Tropicana Field, Rays and St. Pete
St. Pete to Rays: No contractual deadline for Tropicana Field repairs
The Tampa Bay Rays are hopeful that Tropicana Field will be ready by opening day of the 2026 season, but St. Petersburg city officials recently informed the team that the city does not have a strict deadline to complete the repairs caused by Hurricane Milton.
Rays sign Taylor Walls to arbitration-avoiding deal
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Tampa Bay Rays Ticket Prices Are Skyrocketing at Steinbrenner FieldLet's follow this along from the beginning... Back in October, St. Petersburg was severely damaged by Hurricane Milton. Tropicana Field, the home of the Tampa B ...
Ben Zobrist, who spent parts of nine years with the Tampa Bay Rays, failed to receive even one vote for the Hall of Fame.
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The Rays Need Junior Caminero to Be a Breakout Star in 2025Over the past few seasons, the Tampa Bay Rays have built a model for developing young, consistent talent, which has helped ...
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If the owner can't get the team's proposed new ballpark built, it may be time for him to sell to someone in the Tampa Bay ...
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The Rays demand Tropicana Field be repaired and ready for opening day of the 2026 season. In response, leaders with the City of St. Petersburg say their agreement doesn’t include a ...
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