MLB wants Rays to find local replacement venue after Tropicana Field wrecked by Hurricane Milton
Major League Baseball and the Tampa Bay Rays are still assessing the damage to Tropicana Field following Hurricane Milton, but it seems unlikely at this point that the ballpark will be ready in time for Opening Day after its fiberglass dome was shredded. If that becomes the case, the league hopes to find a suitable replacement venue in the area.
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