New stadium, new city: Rays unveil Ybor City ballpark plan

The Tampa Bay Rays have finally unveiled their plans for a new stadium and, perhaps more importantly, a new city. Tuesday, the team showed off renderings of a state-of-the art Ybor City ballpark that would allow them to move from St. Petersburg to Tampa – if nearly a billion dollars in funding can be secured.

Rays owner offers big investment for new stadium

Just two days into the season and Tampa Bay Rays are making headlines off the field, with owner Stuart Sternberg indicating he'd be willing to invest a lot more money into a new stadium if the conditions are right.

Koch-backed group takes aim at Rays stadium plan

A conservative activist group is taking aim at the plan for a new Rays stadium in Ybor City.  They say it will amount to corporate welfare if any tax dollars are used for the project.

Rays: 'We want to be playing baseball' in Ybor

Lauding Ybor City’s “soul, grit, and rich baseball history,” the Tampa Bay Rays confirmed plans to move from St. Petersburg to Tampa as soon as possible. But all major stakeholders acknowledged the details – especially those involving financing of the new stadium – still need to be worked out.

Tampa mayor supportive of Ybor stadium site

The announcement that Hillsborough County has settled on a preferred site for a potential future stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays took Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn off guard, the mayor said Wednesday.

Rays president says team will evaluate Ybor option

A Hillsborough County commissioner says he’s identified a tract of land between Channelside and Ybor City that could be the next home of the Tampa Bay Rays.  Commissioner Ken Hagan says a new stadium at Channelside Drive and Adamo could lure the team from St. Petersburg.

St. Pete mayor makes pitch to keep Rays

St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman made his pitch to Rays executive Wednesday, hoping his meeting is a step toward keeping the team at Tropicana Field.

Public weighs in on Tropicana Field site

The future of Tropicana Field is now up for discussion.  Monday night, the City of St. Petersburg welcomed the community to share their ideas on what should be done with the site if the Tampa Bay Rays ultimately move the team elsewhere.