Rays Explore Alternatives After Hurricane Damage
Rays Explore Alternatives After Hurricane Damage

Rays Explore Alternatives After Hurricane Damage

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Hurricane Milton caused extensive damage to Tropicana Field, leaving it unlikely to be ready for the Tampa Bay Rays' 2025 season opener. As a result, the Rays are exploring alternative venues, including nearby minor-league stadiums and spring training facilities, though these options present challenges such as lack of roofs and the need for upgrades. The team has also announced an innovative 'Rayality' virtual experience for fans to attend games, leveraging VR and AI technology. Despite these disruptions, the Rays are focusing on long-term plans, with a new stadium scheduled for 2028. Concurrently, the Rays may consider trading pitcher Jeffrey Springs to enhance their offensive lineup, reflecting their ongoing strategic adjustments post-season. The team's situation remains fluid, with further assessments and decisions expected in the coming weeks.

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