The group previously discussed plans to play in a proposed $1.7 billion domed stadium that would be paid for in a ...

The Tampa Bay Rays stadium plan is all but dead. Why it matters: The deal's apparent implosion at Thursday's St. Petersburg City Council meeting furthers uncertainty over the future of baseball in ...

We can't know yet. He hasn't played a single big league game. But even without the promotion of a notable prospect, the Rays' future was already starting to look quite bright. That opened the door ...

Steinbrenner Field, in Tampa, Fla. Thankfully they did not have to move from their home city but their future plans remain up in the air. The Rays put a plan in place to build a brand new stadium ...

MLB pressuring Sternberg to sell Rays to potential buyers While talking with reporters Friday, Sternberg was a bit reserved in discussing the distant future of the team and what his plans are to ...

An early concept would replace it with an outdoor amphitheater as part of a larger makeover of the downtown waterfront.

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred has put the onus on Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg to develop and share the franchise’s plans for the future. “I think the most ...

The group says it has a received letters of intent from investors totaling $1.5 billion — along with funds for a new domed ...

Everything is complicated. Before the hurricane struck the Rays had a plan in place to build a new stadium in St. Petersburg. They agreed to share in the cost of construction with the city of St ...

Ken Welch ran for mayor promising to get certainty on the Rays’ future in St. Petersburg. Three years later, there’s less certainty than ever. The Rays have backed out of a stadium deal they signed ...

The Rays pulling out of the $1.3 billion ballpark plan in mid-March, which brought into question the future of the franchise in the area. Tropicana Field will get a new roof, courtesy of a $22.5 ...