Rays withdraw from planned $1.3 billion ballpark in St. Petersburg, citing storms, delays
The team issued a statement by principal owner Stuart Sternberg saying “a series of events” in October, which included severe damage to the the Trop and financing delays, led to what he called “this difficult decision.
Thursday's MLB: Rays withdraw from planned $1.3 billion ballpark in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg, Fla. – The Tampa Bay Rays withdrew Thursday from a $1.3 billion project to construct a new ballpark adjacent to Tropicana Field, citing a hurricane and delays that likely drove up the proposal's cost.
The Rays said Hurricane Milton created an unexpected situation and project delays. Local officials say the Rays' reasons ...
As of Friday morning, the City of St. Pete still plans to fulfill its obligation of fixing the current Tropicana Field so the ...
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St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch said he’s disappointed but not surprised that the Tampa Bay Rays have pulled out of a deal to ...
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