ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Tampa Bay Rays withdrew Thursday from a $1.3 billion project to construct a new ballpark adjacent to Tropicana Field, citing a hurricane and delays that likely drove up ...

The Rays made a major announcement about their future in St. Petersburg on Thursday, casting doubt on their future in the only city they've called home.

The situation in the MLB could become complicated even before thinking about the playoffs, as one of the American League team ...

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In a social media post, owner Stuart Sternberg pronounced the deal dead. He also said the Rays are planning to return to a repaired Tropicana Field for the 2026 season.

For three decades, Tropicana Field’s famous slanted white roof towered ... But not all of his friends and neighbors share that view. “So if Stu Sternberg walked into Ferg’s today, what ...

Thompson Whitney Blake, founder of the private equity firm Blake Investment Partners submitted an offer to St. Pete officials ...

And whether you’re a sucker for roadside stadia or not, Tropicana Field is impossible to miss. Its tilted roof, retro space age appearance and outdated font screams instant obsolescence ...

The Rays have not set a price for selling the team — they haven’t even acknowledged that the team is for sale — but somewhere ...

Could the Rays stay at Tropicana Field after backing out of their deal for a new stadium? Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

ST. PETERSBURG — Tropicana Field is in limbo and its future is again uncertain after Rays owner Stu Sternberg backed out of the deal to build a new ballpark. “Everyone I know in the sports ...