In a social media post, owner Stuart Sternberg pronounced the deal dead. He also said the Rays are planning to return to a repaired Tropicana Field for the 2026 season.

After the Tampa Bay Rays made a startling if unsurprising decision about their future in St. Petersburg on Thursday, the city ...

The Tampa Bay Rays announced they will not proceed with a new stadium project, marking the end of a years-long process that the team, city and county thought had been settled last year.

In October, Hurricane Milton laid siege to the Tampa area, severely damaging the roof of Tampa Bay's current home—Tropicana Field. Because of this, the Rays will play 2025 at George M. Steinbrenner ...

The Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday withdrew from a $1.3 billion ballpark project, citing hurricanes and delays that likely will ...

The Tampa Bay Rays are abandoning plans to build a new stadium. The MLB team, citing hurricanes and costly delays, announced Thursday that it will not proceed with the development of a $1.3 billion ...

An unsolicited bid for Tropicana Field's 86 acres of prime real estate surfaced within hours of the Rays pulling out of their ...

On Thursday, the Tampa Bay Rays posted a message on social media announcing its decision not to move forward with the new stadium. The Rays faced a March 31 deadline to move forward with a deal to ...

The Tampa Bay Rays are under intense social media fire after backing out of new stadium project despite $700 million public funding.

Thompson Whitney Blake, founder of the private equity firm Blake Investment Partners submitted an offer to St. Pete officials ...

The team's owner, Stuart Sternberg, said damage to Tropicana Field during Hurricane Milton led the team to reconsider its stadium plans.