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On YouTubeTampa Bay Rays News / Sports Media Watch / October 17
News: International NFL, NBA on ESPN, Salters, Rays 
The following article "News: International NFL, NBA on ESPN, Salters, Rays" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. The NFL is looking to expand its schedule again; ESPN re-signs several NBA commentators; Lisa Salters is out again this week; and the Rays may be without a stadium to start next season.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Field Level Media / October 16
Report: Tropicana Field won't be ready by Opening Day
The Tampa Bay Rays may have to find a temporary home to start the 2025 season. Hurricane Milton left the Tropicana Field roof in tatters and the stadium won't be totally repaired by Opening Day, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Fastball on SI / October 16
Tampa Bay Rays "Seem Certain" to Not Be Able to Play at Tropicana Field Early in 2025
According to Marc Topkin of Tampabay.com, the Tampa Bay Rays "seem certain" to not be able to play at Tropicana Field early on in 2025. The question moving forward will be if the team can play at Tropicana Field at all next year - or for the next three until they move into their new building in 2028.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Yardbarker / October 15
Rays stadium may not be ready for 2025 season after hurricane damage
This is going to create some short-term headaches for the Rays and could leave them scrambling for options.
Tampa Bay Rays News / DRaysBay / October 15
Tropicana Field will not be ready for Opening Day 2025
Five takeaways from the latest report on Tropicana Field Marc Topkin has a lengthy report on the status of Tropicana Field, and it looks like the Rays will need to find a new home for next season.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Fastball on SI / October 15
Could the Tampa Bay Rays Need an Alternate Home For 2025 Season?
Last week, Hurricane Milton swept through Florida, causing an insane amount of damage to the roof of Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, where the Tampa Bay Rays play.
Tampa Bay Rays News / ESPN / October 15
Trop stingrays safely reach aquarium after Milton
Seven cownose stingrays made it safely to a habitat at The Florida Aquarium after riding out Hurricane Milton in a touch tank at Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays.
Tampa Bay Rays News / DRaysBay / October 15
Assessing Rays 2025 Catcher Targets
How will the Rays address this hole? The 2024 MLB season has reached its conclusion and the Rays have flipped their mindset into offseason mode. One of the top items on their wish list, it seems, is too improve upon the poor output they received from the catching position.
Cole Wilcox News / DRaysBay / October 14
DRB Prospect Review: #25 Cole Wilcox
The last player remaining from the Blake Snell trade had an up-and-down season Over the offseason, the Draybay community takes part in an exercise in which we compile a list of 30 prospects in the Rays system based on popular vote.
MLB News / Field Level Media / October 10
After Hurricane Milton, Rays to evaluate tattered Tropicana Field roof
The Tampa Bay Rays said they will assess the damage done to Tropicana Field on Wednesday night as Hurricane Milton bore down on the region. The roof at the stadium in St.
Tampa Bay Rays News / MLB on ClutchPoints / October 10
Rays issue statement on Tropicana Field damage from Hurricane Milton
The Tampa Bay Rays issued a statement Thursday regarding significant damage to Tropicana Field following Hurricane Milton, which struck Florida’s Gulf Coast late Wednesday night.
Tampa Bay Rays News / MLB Trade Rumors / October 10
Rays assessing hurricane damage to Tropicana Field
The Rays are scheduled to open the upcoming campaign at home on March 27, hosting the Rockies and then the Pirates for three games each.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Larry Brown Sports / October 10
Tropicana Field roof completely destroyed by Hurricane Milton
Tropicana Field, the Tampa Bay Rays’ home stadium, took a major hit from Hurricane Milton on Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Yardbarker / October 10
Rays organization speaks after Hurricane Milton damage to Tropicana Field
On Wednesday night, a video emerged of high winds ripping the Teflon-fabric roof of Tropicana Field completely off the cables and beams supporting it.
Hurricane Milton: New video footage shows devastation to Tropicana Field after roof ripped off
Hurricane Milton hit Florida’s Gulf Coast on Wednesday and Tropicana Field, the home of the Tampa Bay Rays, suffered major damage to its roof. Videos and photos on social media showed the roof being ripped off because of the high winds that came with the Category 3 storm.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Field Level Media / October 10
Hurricane Milton destroys Tropicana Field's roof
Hurricane Milton went through the Tampa Bay area Wednesday night, and it tore the roof off the Tampa Bay Rays' home stadium, Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Tampa Bay Rays News / MLB on ClutchPoints / October 9
Roof of Tropicana Field, home of the Rays, torn off amid Hurricane Milton wrath
It’s a terrifying time for residents of Florida in the path of the powerful Category 5 Hurricane Milton, which is wreaking havoc across the region. Shocking footage has emerged from St.
Tampa Bay Rays News / Yardbarker / October 10
Watch: Hurricane Milton's winds tear roof off Rays' Tropicana Field
ABC News reported there were no injuries, but it is unclear how damaged the camp inside is.
MLB News / LWOSports.com / October 7
MLB Top 5: Tampa Bay Rays Second Basemen and Shortstops
By Kevin Rakas This is the third article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Tampa Bay Rays. In this installment are second basemen and shortstops.
Tampa Bay Rays News / MLB Trade Rumors / October 6
Rays could deal from rotation depth this offseason
After the club’s first losing season in six years, the Rays are headed into what figures to be a pivotal offseason for the club as they look to remain contenders in a highly competitive AL East division.
MLB News / LWOSports.com / October 6
MLB Top 5: Tampa Bay Rays First and Third Basemen and DHs
By Kevin Rakas This is the second article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Tampa Bay Rays. In this installment are first and third basemen and designated hitters .
Tampa Bay Rays News / MLB Trade Rumors / October 5
Rays president of baseball operations discusses offseason plans
Rays president of baseball operations Erik Neander recently held his end-of-season news conference, where he indicated that the club figures to prioritize improving behind the plate after an 80-82 season that saw them stave off elimination from postseason contention until the final week of September despite engaging in a major sell-off prior to the trade deadline.
Christopher Morel News / Last Word On Sports / October 1
Reasons Behind Christopher Morel’s Disappointing Season
Christopher Morel of the Tampa Rays, formerly with the Chicago Cubs, has put together a disappointing 2024 season. BY fWAR, he has been one of the worst
MLB News / LWOSports.com / September 29
MLB Top 5: Tampa Bay Rays Catchers and Managers
By Kevin Rakas This is the first article in a series that looks at the best five players at each position for the Tampa Bay Rays. In this installment are catchers and managers.
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