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Next steps in Tampa Bay Rays stadium saga

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Rays: ‘We anticipate’ Pinellas Commission will approve stadium bonds

The Tampa Bay Rays president said the team’s front office believes the votes are now there with the Pinellas County Commission to approve financing for a new baseball stadium at its upcoming meeting Dec.

The Business Journals · 22h

Tampa Bay Rays anticipate county approval of stadium bonds

"We anticipate that the Pinellas County Commission will authorize the bonds at their next meeting," Rays Co-President Matt Silverman said through a spokesperson. "As we stated in our letter three weeks ago, we remain ready to work with all key stakeholders to fill the funding gap their delay has created."

FOX 35 Orlando on MSN · 10h

Next steps in the Tampa Bay Rays stadium saga

St. Petersburg has a chance to approve the repairs to Tropicana Field, and that is just the start of the cascading events involving the Tampa Bay Rays and a potential stadium situation. Governor Ron DeSantis and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred met with Pinellas County Commissioners to try and drum up support for the bonds for the Rays' new stadium in St.

Rays add 2 Rule 5 pitchers

Tampa Bay Times · 9h

Rays add 2 pitchers, lose 1 in Rule 5 draft

DALLAS — The Rays added two potential big-league pitchers and lost one in Wednesday’s Rule 5 draft. They selected lefty reliever Nate Lavender from the Mets, then acquired right-handed starter Mike Vasil from the Mets in a draft-and-trade deal facilitated by the Phillies, and saw righty reliever Evan Reifert go to the Nationals with the No. 5 pick.

CBSSports.com · 17h

Rays' Nate Lavender: Taken in Rule 5 draft

The Rays selected Lavender with the eighth pick in the Rule 5 draft Wednesday, JJ Cooper of Baseball America reports. The Rays lost righty reliever Evan Reifert to the Nationals earlier in the Rule 5 draft,

Rays add two Rule 5 pitchers as Meetings wrap

It was a busy week for the American League East. Over three days at the Winter Meetings, the Yankees lost Juan Soto but added Max Fried. The Blue Jays swung a deal for Andrés Giménez. The Orioles officially signed slugging outfielder Tyler O’Neill and catcher Gary Sánchez.

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Wander Franco trial: Rays star faces sexual abuse, human trafficking charges in Dominican Republic

Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco is scheduled to go to trial Thursday in the Dominican Republic in a sexual abuse case ...

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Rays manager Kevin Cash embraces unusual home arrangement after roof damage to Tropicana Field

Rays manager Kevin Cash returned to the Tampa Bay area the morning after Hurricane Milton struck the Florida coast in October ...

Rays looking to get the most out of deep starting pitching pool

The way manager Kevin Cash sees it, the Rays’ rotation is “probably the most exciting part” of their team heading into next ...

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Rays acquire pitcher from Phillies

The Rays have acquired a new member of the bullpen in the Rule 5 draft on Wednesday, and it appears that he will bolster the depth.

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Rays’ opener moved back a day, giving more time to prepare temporary Steinbrenner Field home

The Rays’ opener against the Colorado Rockies has been pushed back a day until March 28 to give Tampa Bay an extra day to ...

Jansen checks all the boxes for Rays' 'perfect catcher' in '25

The Rays made it clear from the outset of the offseason that upgrading at catcher was going to be a priority. For all that’s ...

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What MIT Scientists Discovered About Manta Rays Is Revolutionizing Water Filtration

MIT engineers have discovered that the mobula ray, a type of filter-feeding aquatic ray, utilizes a unique mechanism to feed ...

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Could Rays be one and done for major offseason moves?

With catcher Danny Jansen aboard (pending his physical) to address the team’s biggest need, Erik Neander says “we’ll see ...

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