The debate over the Tampa Bay Rays’ postseason venue has been settled. The Rays will play their home games at Steinbrenner ...

Tampa Bay has been playing at Steinbrenner Field as Tropicana Field undergoes major repairs after Hurricane Milton ...

If the Rays return to the postseason this year, they will play all their home games at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Major ...

If the Rays make a deep postseason run, they will get to stay at home. Click over to MLB Trade Rumors to read more.

Any concerns raised about hosting postseason games in a smaller venue did not carry enough weight to prevent the Rays from ...

Should the Tampa Bay Rays make the postseason, their home playoff games would take place at George M. Steinbrenner Field, ...

Welcome to the Postseason—Sort Of. MLB’s unofficial Plan B would be moving Rays home games to a neutral site. Some venues have floated like LoanDepot Park in Miami or Truist Park in Atlanta.

Ahead of Tuesday’s Game 2 against the Chicago White Sox, the Tampa Bay Rays announced that the first pitch will be moved to 7 ...

Rays owner Stuart Sternberg and the team have engaged in talks with Major League Baseball about changing the venue of their postseason games. Right now, Tampa Bay plays their games at Steinbrenner ...

At 44-35, the Rays are firmly in the postseason mix. They’re one game back of the Yankees in the AL East and in possession of the American League’s top wild-card spot.

The Tampa Bay Rays hosted the Texas Rangers for Game 1 of their Wild Card series on Tuesday, and the attendance at Tropicana Field was the lowest a postseason game has seen in 100 years.

The sale of the Tampa Bay Rays is expected to be final in September, with new ownership expected to keep the team in the ...