A hedge fund founder and a team of investors are looking to buy the Tampa Bay Rays. On Wednesday, the team announced they were in exclusive discussions to potentially sell the team to another group.

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.

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 Rays may have found their new owners. According to the Athletic, owned by the New York Times, a $1.7 billion sale of the team has been agreed to in principle and could be completed as… ...

Trip Miller has submitted a cash offer to buy the Tampa Bay Rays, and said if he won the bid, he'd look at stadium locations in the Tampa Bay area as well as in Orlando. The Orlando Dreamers have ...

Miller declined to disclose what he believed would be an overpay. Last July, the Rays announced a $1.3 billion stadium agreement with the St. Petersburg City Council and Pinellas County Commission.

The Tampa Bay Rays are in desperate need of a new stadium after its former home, Tropicana Field, suffered extensive damage during Hurricane Milton. On Tuesday, December 17, Florida county ...

Potential Rays buyer talks vision, exploring Tampa Bay locations for new stadium by: Marilyn Parker Posted: Jun 20, 2025 / 10:32 PM EDT Updated: Jun 23, 2025 / 08:26 AM EDT ...