Tropicana Field food safety rated MLB's lowest
The fate of the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field has been in question for over a year as officials work to decide if the team will stay, go, or build a new field somewhere else in the area. In a report that doesn?t help the case for keeping the team at the Trop, Sports Illustrated has ranked the food at Tropicana Field last in its MLB Ballpark Food Safety Rankings.
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