As tickets go on sale Friday, spring training games come with changes for Rays fans
The last time the Rays played in front of their fans in Florida was last March.
Kevin Kiermaier, a Rays survivor
Kevin Kiermaier remains the face of the Rays franchise and there's no place he'd rather be.
Tampa Bay Rays spring training tickets on sale Friday
The Rays announced that spring training game tickets will go on sale Friday.
Chris Archer 'happy, excited, grateful' to have second chance with Rays
It's been 10 years since Chris Archer was involved in one of the biggest trades in Tampa Bay Rays history. The Rays got Archer and four other players for Matt Garza.
Rich Hill hopes to help Rays take winning to another level
Rich Hill is frank when he talks about why he's excited to join the Tampa Bay Rays.
Tampa Bay Rays prepare for second season with pandemic, announce ticket plan
After a historic run to the World Series, the Tampa Bay Rays are prepping for a new season that will once again play out during a pandemic.
Exhibit honoring first Black Major League Baseball coach Buck O’Neil on display in Sarasota
Buck O'Neil, the grandson of slaves, grew up in Sarasota during the 1920s. He went on to be a Negro League star and the first Black coach in Major League Baseball.
Toronto Blue Jays will begin regular season in Dunedin
The Rays won't be the only team playing their regular season in the Bay Area.
Businesses banking on spring training hope die-hard fans turn out despite limited ballpark attendance
Tourism officials are optimistic that spring training draws baseball fans to Clearwater that want to enjoy the city, not necessarily the game.
Miami Marlins will allow fans with capacity at about 25 percent
Small crowds at Marlins Park will be back this season.
Panel recommends 7 Negro Leagues for major league status
A baseball task force has recommended seven Negro Leagues for official recognition as major leagues.
Lakeland submits Tigers spring training pandemic plan to MLB
Spring training is just a few weeks away, but things are going to be a lot different this year thanks to COVID-19.
Archer agrees to rejoin Rays on $6.5 million, 1-year deal
Two-time All-Star pitcher Chris Archer has agreed to rejoin the Tampa Bay Rays on a $6.5 million, one-year contract, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.
Major League Baseball work stoppage in 2022 increasingly likely
Baseball players refused to negotiate with owners over a one-month delay for this spring training and regular season, making a work stoppage in 2022 a real risk.
No new members inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame, a first in 8 years
The baseball Hall of Fame won’t have any new players in the class of 2021 after voters decided no one had the merits — on-the-field or off — for enshrinement in Cooperstown on this year's ballot.
St. Pete mayor, Rays owner at odds over Tropicana Field redevelopment plans
The Tampa Bay Rays have signaled they are interested in building a new stadium where Tropicana Field now sits, but they are at a standstill with their landlord, the city of St. Pete, on the future of the site.
Mets fire GM Porter after reports he sent graphic texts, photos to female reporter
Mets general manager Jared Porter reportedly sent graphic, uninvited text messages and images to a female reporter in 2016.
First glimpse: Options with and without Tropicana Field included in redevelopment pitches
It’s time to imagine something new in place of Tropicana Field and St. Petersburg city leaders are considering eight different redevelopment plans for the area.
MLB suspends political donations after Capitol riot
Major League Baseball is suspending all political contributions in the wake of last week’s invasion of the U.S. Capitol by a mob loyal to President Donald Trump, joining a wave of major corporations rethinking their efforts to lobby Washington.
Hall of Fame Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda dies at 93
The world of baseball is mourning following the tragic loss of Hall of Fame Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda who died late Thursday night. He was 93.