Only $6.5 million of public funding has been set aside by the city council, meaning the Tampa Bay Rays will have to cover the ...

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The home of the Tampa Bay Rays lost large sections of its roof, exposing the field, seats and offices to the elements. Now, weeks after the hurricane, the first estimates are coming in as to the cost ...

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"He's fighting for his life and I cannot look away." "You can look into Tropicana Field now. Unbelievable." "What a spectacular way to send off one of their own." We 100% need a post-storm update ...

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The Tampa Bay Rays have exercised they $10.5 million club option on second baseman Brandon Lowe for the 2025 season.

The City of St. Petersburg passed a plan on Thursday to repair Tropicana Field after Hurricane Milton, but it might be more costly than expected.

The city of St. Petersburg will spend about $6.5 million to clean up and guard against any further harm to Tropicana Field.