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Tampa Bay Rays, MLB and DeSantis

Tampa Bay Rays backed by DeSantis, MLB commissioner for potential stadium deal with Hillsborough College

Governor Ron DeSantis was joined by MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred and the Tampa Bays Rays' ownership Tuesday morning at Hillsborough College, the site the team is eyeing for potential stadium developments.

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‘Baseball belongs in Tampa Bay’: State, local officials support potential Rays stadium development

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DeSantis, MLB's Manfred praise plans for new Rays stadium in Tampa

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Florida's DeSantis and MLB commissioner support new Rays stadium in Tampa

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis joined Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday in supporting a proposed new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays, a project that could determine whether the franc...

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DeSantis says state will support proposal for new Rays stadium

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Rays stadium plans: DeSantis, MLB commissioner on team’s future at Hillsborough College

Rays shifting TV rights to MLB, offering cable and streaming access

The Rays are among several teams shifting their TV rights from financially troubled FanDuel Sports Network to Major League Baseball’s in-house group. In doing so, their games will be available to in-market fans via the standard cable and satellite providers (such as Spectrum) and through direct-to-consumer streaming.

Tampa Bay Rays Making Their Last Stand With New Ballpark Plan

The Rays are making a third stab at building a new ballpark under two separate ownership groups. Then owner Stu Sternberg scuttled the first two projects.

MLB to Produce and Distribute Rays Broadcast

The Tampa Bay Rays announced today that Major League Baseball will take over production and distribution of local television broadcasts beginning with the 2026 season. The partnership ensures that fans across Florida will be able to watch Rays games through their cable or satellite provider and through MLB’s direct‑to‑consumer streaming service.