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Whether the Tampa Bay Rays get a new stadium half paid by public dollars depends on votes from the St. Petersburg City Council and the Pinellas County Commission. The Rays and their development partner Hines were required by the city of St. Petersburg to submit a 20-year cash flow analysis as part of their proposal to redevelop the Historic Gas Plant District. But they don’t want projections ...

Yankees president critical of Marlins, Tampa Bay Rays

The term sheet agreed upon between the City of St. Petersburg, Pinellas County and the Tampa Bay Rays for a new stadium showcases the desire of the municipalities to carve an identity for their Major League tenant and that of the Rays to gain multiple revenue streams that currently do not exist.

The Tampa Bay Rays went retro for Game 1 of their AL Wild Card Series against the Texas Rangers. Sporting throwback Devil Rays' jerseys the team wore during a decade of futility, the Rays were limited to six hits and committed four errors in a 4-0 loss Tuesday. It was the first time Tampa Bay, which began play as an expansion franchise in 1998, wore Devil Rays jerseys in the postseason.

Despite a 99-win season, Rays' fans did not show up to their team's first playoff game, with only 19,704 fans in Tropicana Field, the fewest since 1919.

ST. PETERSBURG — The Rays had seen a lot of Jordan Montgomery over the years, but they hadn’t seen anything like Tuesday’s performance. The 6-foot-6 left-hander was dominant over seven shutout innings, powering the Rangers to a 4-0 win in the first game of the American League Wild Card Series. “It felt like he got ahead of everybody. That’s kind of what we preach to our pitchers, to do ...

ST. PETERSBURG — The Tampa Bay Rays’ flag has flown above City Hall many times since 2008. Eight times, in fact, for each postseason. While playoff appearances have remained consistent, relations between St. Petersburg city officials and the Rays’ front office haven’t always been. With a historic tentative agreement to build the Rays a new ballpark, city and county leaders were joined by Rays ...

Four MLB teams face elimination on Wednesday.

The Tampa Bay Rays ended the second-longest postseason scoreless streak at 33 innings when Curtis Mead lined a seventh-inning, two-out RBI single off Texas Rangers starter Nathan Eovaldi in Game 2 of the AL Wild Card Series on Wednesday. Tampa Bay fell one inning shy of the record set by the Los Angeles Dodgers from 1966-74. Tampa Bay had not scored since Jose Siri's solo homer in the sixth inning of last year's AL Wild Card Series opener against Cleveland.

Nathan Eovaldi’s pitching gem keys Rangers’ road series win. Texas to face Baltimore on Saturday in first game of ALDS.