After the devastating damage to Tropicana Field following Hurricane Milton, there is still uncertainty over where the Tampa Bay Rays will play home

The translucent fiberglass dome at the ballpark was shredded by Hurricane Milton's winds, leaving its immediate future in doubt.

MLB hopes to find the Rays a temporary home near their fan base around Tampa Bay at least for the start of the 2025 season if the damage to Tropicana Field from Hurricane Milton cannot be repaired in time.

Going outside the immediate Tampa Bay area but still relatively close options could include Bradenton’s Lecom Park (Pirates), Sarasota’s Ed Smith Stadium (Orioles, and with no minor-league team) and Lakeland’s Publix Field (Tigers).

Despite significant injuries on the pitching front, the Rays spent much of the season's first half in or on the

Over the last few days, it's become increasingly clear that the Tampa Bay Rays won't be able to start the 2025 season in St. Petersburg. This all stems from las

The damage Tropicana Field sustained during Hurricane Milton reportedly is unlikely to be repaired in time for Opening Day. Here are some alternate venues the Tampa Bay Rays could consider for home games.

The Rays' Tropicana Field isn't the only venue that needs a new roof, as Montreal's Olympic Stadium will be undergoing major renovations of its own.