It has, without a doubt, been a busy offseason for the Tampa Bay Rays. Recently, they pulled off yet another trade to help shape the roster for 2026.  Coming in

The Rays were sold in September to Jacksonville-area home builder Patrick Zalupski. His ownership group said it was looking for a site with 100 acres to build a stadium with a surrounding development of homes, shops and restaurants, similar to the Battery, home of the Atlanta Braves.

Next week, Hillsborough Community College's Board of Trustees will vote on whether to give up land to the Tampa Bay Rays in order to develop a commercial district and new stadium.

New findings reveal how South Florida’s waters are nursery grounds for the mysterious giant rays, and how mantas function as mobile homes to many other species.

The Tampa Bay Rays have been a very busy team this winter, and they continue to reshape their roster for 2026. Recently, they were able to pull off a deal to gi

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The Miami Marlins claimed right-hander Osvaldo Bido off waivers from the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday. Bido was designated for assignment Monday along with infielder Tsung-Che Cheng to make room on the 40-man roster after the Rays acquired infielder Brett Wisely and left-hander Ken Waldichuk from Atlanta.

The Tampa Bay Rays went 77-85 in 2025 and missed the postseason for the second straight year. They finished in fourth place in the American League East, narrowl