Rays say new stadium won't be able to open for 2028 season after more vote delays as St. Pete future stalls
The Tampa Bay Rays' uncertain bid to obtain more than $300 million in public funding for a new stadium became a little less certain this week. That's because the Rays, in response to procedural delays regarding approval of the necessary bonds,
Months after the future of baseball in Tampa Bay was bandied about as all but a done deal, the plan to keep the Tampa Bay ...
Hours before the meeting, the Tampa Bay Rays sent a letter to the Board of County Commissioners, blaming the delay on the ...
Nowicki beat incumbent Charlie Justice, a stadium supporter and the lone commissioner who voted against delaying the bond ...
Two hours before a crucial vote Tuesday, the Rays sent a stern letter to Pinellas County commissioners informing them that ...
The team said it can't afford any more delays. Then county commissioners postponed a funding vote for the second time.
Pinellas Commissioners delayed the Rays $312M bond vote for a 2nd time until Dec. 17. The Rays say the delays have cost them ...
The Tampa Bay Rays’ new stadium in St. Petersburg, Florida, may not be ready in time for the 2028 season after a board of ...
The Commission agreed to hold a new discussion at the board’s next meeting on Dec. 17. The board determined that despite ...
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