Rays’ stadium drama will sound familiar to fans abandoned by the A’s
Tampa Bay Rays fans, beware. Major League Baseball will stand by you and say all the right things — until they won’t. Fans of the former Oakland Athletics can attest. It was six short years ago that ...
Portland’s Mayor-Elect optimistic about MLB team coming to Portland: ‘Confident it’s down to us and one other city’
Portland Mayor-Elect Keith Wilson sounded optimistic about Portland’s chances of landing a Major League Baseball franchise.
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Here's when Major League Baseball could expand
SALT LAKE CITY — Backers of an effort to bring Major League Baseball to Utah undoubtedly are keeping an eye on the situation ...
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City approves $6.5M to clean up and protect Rays stadium after Hurricane Milton
The city of St. Petersburg will spend about $6.5 million to clean up and guard against any further harm to Tropicana Field, the home of baseball's Tampa Bay Rays that was heavily ... park,” MLB ...
How the Rays stadium deal fell apart, and what the future holds
The county and city delayed the bond question because they did not have enough votes to get it passed. While some elected ...
The deal for a new Rays stadium is on life support. Could a preserver come from across the bay?
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — In less than a month, what was thought to be a done deal for a state-of-the-art ballpark for the Tampa ...
St. Petersburg mayor sees ‘path forward’ on Rays stadium deal. Is there one?
The discussion went downhill when a City Council member tried to get a clear answer out of Brian Auld. Are the Rays saying ...
When Roki Sasaki hits MLB market, every team can make credible bid
According to Baseball America, the Detroit Tigers are among the teams that will enter 2025 with the maximum $7.55 million in ...
When will Major League Baseball expand?
The Larry H. Miller Company continues to position Salt Lake City for an expansion franchise. Backers of an effort to bring ...
St. Petersburg council rejects immediate repair to Rays’ ballpark roof after first giving approval
The St. Petersburg City Council voted not to spend more than $23 million to repair the shredded roof of the Tampa Bay Rays’ ...