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Rays continue false claim County delay approving bonds “broke” stadium contract
The team says the County “effectively broke” the new stadium contract. This is a lie.
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The team says the County “effectively broke” the new stadium contract. This is a lie.
Local politicians have given the Rays organization hundred of millions of dollars. Why stop now?
Stop me if you’ve heard this before.....
The Rays might still leave St. Pete, but it won’t be the City’s fault.
Last minute agenda item was unexpected
Despite claiming that new stadium deal is dead, the Rays admit that legally it survives.
The letter also illustrates that the county has not missed any deadlines thus far, despite the Rays "fallacious" claims.
Here’s how it all went wrong.
Yes, it’s been that kind of day
This stream has:
Since there has been so much talk and very little action regarding finding the Rays a new home, DRaysBay is taking action in the stadium debate and proposing an overlooked location for a new ballpark.
The delay was made with the expectation the Rays will withdraw from the new stadium deal.
The Rays have not pulled out of the St. Petersburg new stadium deal yet, but have claimed they cannot move forward due to rising costs.
The Rays stadium’s future will now be decided December 17.
Elections have consequences: will the new Pinellas County Commission make a U-turn on stadium financing?
The Rays have a home in Tampa Bay after all...
Mayor Ken Welch believes they might.
Early estimates for repair exceed $55 million.
The November 5 elections then brought a new cast of characters to both local legislative bodies, and some of the new votes are stadium skeptics.
23% of the new stadium funding is now at risk.
Five takeaways from the latest Tampa Bay Times report on Tropicana Field
A quick reaction to the damage to Tropicana Field.
Surreal drone footage shows the damage.
The Pinellas County Commission voted 5-2 to score a new stadium for the Rays in St. Pete.
One step closer to their new home.
The Rays are HERE TO STAY!
Here’s why nothing is final yet.
Unfortunately, it’s complicated!
Sharing our thoughts on the stadium that will be
Rays owner commits to $700 million in spend, "plus cost overruns"
Side note: Is 15,000 jobs a lot?
St. Pete gets a do-over, redeveloping the Tropicana Field area
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