After some uncertainty, the Tampa Bay Rays now support a $55.7 million city plan to repair hurricane-shredded Tropicana Field ...

The Tampa Bay Rays’ leadership has changed its position on repairing Tropicana Field, which will cost at least $56 million to ...

The Tampa Bay Rays are no longer interested in getting out of their lease to play in their hurricane-damaged ballpark, ...

The Rays have reversed course and made their preference clear: They want to be back at Tropicana Field for the 2026 season.

The Tampa Bay Rays expect the city of St. Pete to rebuild Tropicana Field, according to a letter sent to St. Pete's City Administrator, Rob Gerdes, on Dec. 30.

Hurricane Milton caused over $50 million in damage to Tropicana Field, displacing the Rays from their home for at least the ...

In a letter to the city of St. Petersburg, co-President Matt Silverman said the team supports the plan to repair the ...

John Romano | The Rays have reversed course and say they support repairing the Trop, but it will not solve a lot of future ...

Tampa Bay Rays leaders now say they “support and expect” the City of St. Petersburg to repair hurricane-damaged Tropicana ...

The Tampa Bay Rays are now hoping to get Tropicana Field repaired in time for the start of the 2026 MLB season after it suffered significant damage due ...

On Thursday, the St. Petersburg City Council took the first step toward making Tropicana Field playable for the Tampa Bay Rays in 2026. Back in October, Hurricane Milton badly damaged the roof ...

The Tampa Bay Rays will spend the 2025 season playing at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa as a result of damage ...