Montreal was mentioned as a possibility largely because the Rays flirted with the idea of playing there a few years ago. While the Rays were trying to secure public funding for their new stadium ...

Another option suggested by many was Olympic Park in Montreal. The host stadium of the 1976 Olympics was also the home field of the Montreal Expos from 1977 until 2004, when they moved to ...

In this situation, the Rays would have played at Olympic Stadium, which hosted the Montreal Expos from 1977-2004, as well as a pair of Toronto Blue Jays exhibition games from 2014-19.

Built for the 1976 Summer Games, Montreal’s Olympic Stadium — or the Big O — has since become an architectural landmark. But some local residents see it as a money-sucking pit.

Montreal ’s controversial Olympic Stadium has a complex history marked by fires, debt, and labor strikes. Total construction costs throughout the stadium ’s history are estimated at $4.1 billion.

A new billboard has been put up in Tampa Bay warning the Rays that Montreal will not fund a new stadium for them, though they are welcome to play in the city. Here, the Rays'... A new billboard ...

Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports that the city’s Olympic Stadium — the former home of the Expos and a speculated possibility for the Rays — is undergoing an $870MM renovation to ...

The Tampa Bay Rays will not be playing their home games in Montreal in 2025, the Tampa Bay Times’ Marc Topkin reported Friday. The Rays are currently in limbo with their stadium, as Tropicana ...

Mar 26, 2019; Montreal, Quebec, CAN; General view of the Olympic Stadium with a baseball before a spring training game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Toronto Blue Jays. / Eric Bolte-Imagn ...