Tampa council approves $2.3B stadium plan
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Shohei Ohtani was nearly a member of the Tampa Bay Rays. No, seriously - that almost happened. The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal is reporting that in 2023, at the MLB trade deadline, the Angels and the Rays were close on a deal involving Ohtani,
The Angels could have sent the pending free agent to Tampa Bay for a package that included Junior Caminero. But owner Arte Moreno said no.
The Tampa Bay Rays did not just beat the Baltimore Orioles on Monday night. They delivered the kind of statement that changes how the rest of baseball has to view them moving forward. One day after ESPN labeled the Rays a legitimate contender despite ...
The Tampa Bay Rays have a tentative financing agreement for a new $2.3 billion stadium in Tampa. Hillsborough County and the City of Tampa would contribute public money, with the Rays covering about half the cost. The new ballpark is planned to be ready ...
The next major step in the Tampa Bay Rays stadium push hit a roadblock Thursday at Tampa City Hall, as city council members agreed to continue negotiations but signaled they would not support the
Coming into the 2026 MLB season, the most optimistic of Tampa Bay Rays followers would have said competing for a playoff spot in the American League would make this year a massive success.
With a majors-best 33-15 start, Tampa Bay has put itself into very good — early — position to get back to the playoffs.
The Tampa City Council is set to weigh in on the deal after the County Commission advanced it. With the Tampa City Council taking up the Rays memorandum of understanding (MOU) Thursday, the members on the dais will not just be voting on a baseball stadium.