The Tampa Bay Rays won’t have to travel far for their home games in 2025 as Tropicana Field undergoes hurricane repairs, but they will be playing at a new venue.

The roof at Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays, was destroyed by Hurricane Milton last week, as shown in the photo above. Here’s video of the aftermath: In this detailed article by Marc ...

The Rays averaged around 16,500 fans per home game this season, which means they would likely have a capacity crowd each night at Steinbrenner Field. Perhaps they could add some temporary seating ...

Tropicana Field becomes latest sports venue to be damaged by severe weather The roof at the Tampa Bay Rays' ballpark was shredded by strong winds from Hurricane Milton Published October 10, 2024 ...

MLB WANTS RAYS TO PLAY HOME GAMES IN TAMPA BAY AREA EVEN IF TROPICANA FIELD ISN'T REPAIRED IN TIME. St. Petersburg previously introduced plans to build a new $1.3 billion stadium, which could open ...

A detailed assessment of the hurricane damage to Tropicana Field concludes that the home of the Rays is structurally sound and can be repaired in time for the 2026 season, but not by 2025 Opening Day.

The stadium is roughly 20 miles away from Tropicana Field and offers a seating capacity of over 11,000. The Rays drew an average of 16,515 fans per home game in 2024, third-lowest in MLB.

The stadium is roughly 20 miles away from Tropicana Field and offers a seating capacity of over 11,000. The Rays drew an average of 16,515 fans per home game in 2024, third-lowest in MLB.

The Rays are playing their 2025 home schedule in Tampa because of hurricane damage to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. 300 full-time employees at The Trop were displaced, according to the team. WFTS ...

The damage Tropicana Field sustained during Hurricane Milton reportedly is unlikely to be repaired in time for Opening Day. Here are some alternate venues the Tampa Bay Rays could consider for ...

The stadium is roughly 20 miles away from Tropicana Field and offers a seating capacity of over 11,000. The Rays drew an average of 16,515 fans per home game in 2024, third-lowest in MLB.