A hedge fund founder and a team of investors are looking to buy the Tampa Bay Rays. On Wednesday, the team announced they ...

“The Tampa Bay Rays announced that the team has recently commenced exclusive discussions with a group led by Patrick Zalupski ...

Hedge fund operator Trip Miller says he will review “all viable sites” in his quest to build a sports-entertainment complex if he lands the team.

The Tampa Bay Rays are in exclusive talks with a group led by developer Patrick Zalupski. If the team is sold, will the Rays move to Jacksonville?

The Tampa Bay Times hinted one of those is likely Dan Doyle Jr., the CEO of a Tampa-based office equipment company who has been involved in previous attempts to buy the Rays.

Earlier this year, when the plan for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium in St. Petersburg fell apart, talks of owner Stu Sternberg selling the team started to grow.

The Rays, joined by officials with the city of St. Pete and Pinellas County, announced on Tuesday plans for a new stadium to be built near the current Tropicana Field. The team has played at the ...

St. Petersburg is spending about $55 million to repair Tropicana Field with a plan for the Rays to return there in 2026. The city and the club have a three-year agreement to play there.

The Tampa Bay Rays say they are in “exclusive discussions” with a Florida investment group for a potential sale of the team. The Rays are valued at $1.25 billion, according to Forbes magazine.