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The Rays worked with Major League Baseball to craft a schedule that considers weather, traffic and other events in the area. Starting in June, weeknight games begin at 7:35 and Sunday games at 12:05 p.m.
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Even a partial 2026 season at Tropicana Field “would present massive logistical and revenue challenges for the team,” team president Matt Silverman wrote to the city.
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The next move is up to the Rays after two Pinellas County commissioners flipped their earlier opposition and voted in favor of allocating bed tax money to help build a new stadium.
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Tropicana Field's hurricane-damaged roof and delays to votes on public financing are threatening plans for a new ballpark for the Tampa Bay Rays
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A judge in the Dominican Republic granted the delay at the request of prosecutors who said several key witnesses were absent.
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The trial begins Thursday. He's been charged with sexually abusing a minor, sexual and commercial exploitation against a minor, and human trafficking.
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Tampa Bay's manager says playing at Steinbrenner Field a “fun, exciting, good challenge." The team is playing at the Yankees' spring training ballpark because of hurricane damage at Tropicana Field.
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Will the Rays ever play another game in St. Petersburg? One former sports executive said it's still up in the air. And there's always the allure of a better deal elsewhere.
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After delays in voting to approve financing bonds for the new ballpark, Commissioner Rob Manfred said there has been no thought to allowing the team to explore a relocation.
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Images captured by Tampa Bay Rays photographers show the extent of the damage, and the massive cleanup ahead.
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The Rays will have to find a place to play following to damage to Tropicana Field by Hurricane Milton.
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After three years of disruptions, first because of COVID and then a labor lockout, baseball fans are in for a touch of normalcy. Although, the Rays will host games closer to home this March.