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The Tampa Bay Rays suddenly have pitching concerns ahead of the MLB playoffs. With Shane McClanahan injured and Ian Seymour struggling with home runs, Kevin Cash may need young arms like Ty Johnson as Tampa Bay prepares for October.
Tampa officials are beginning the next phase of the Rays deal, with redevelopment area changes now headed back before the CRA Board.
The Tampa Bay Rays got county approval Friday on a financing plan that will allow them to build a new stadium, a day after city officials approved their part for the $2.3 billion ballpark project that will replace the domed Tropicana Field.
The 4-3 vote by the Tampa City Council came three months after a tentative agreement was reached for a stadium, which would include $967 million in tax money.
A first-place team, a $976 million public bill and years of trying to nail down a home. Here's what changes if Tampa signs and what happens if it doesn't.
Francisco Lindor and the Mets face the Rays as former New York pitcher Freddy Peralta looks to dominate his old teammates on the mound tonight.
Rays' CEO Ken Babby noted he and his fellow members of the team’s ownership group would “toast a glass to Tampa, the county and the city for this incredible moment.”