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The Tampa Bay Rays are at a crossroads as the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline approaches on July 31. Sitting at 53-49 and 0.5 games out of the last AL Wild Card spot, their +66 run differential suggests they’re better than their record indicates, and could be in position for a playoff push.

If the Rays return to the postseason this year, they will play all their home games at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Major League Baseball has decided the Rays can host potential playoff games at Steinbrenner Field,

Tampa Bay has been playing at Steinbrenner Field as Tropicana Field undergoes major repairs after Hurricane Milton

The Tampa Bay Rays have played their home games this season at Steinbrenner Field due to Hurricane Milton, and MLB has decided on potential postseason games.

The versatile infielder is operating as a backup behind Tampa Bay’s typical starting infield of Jonathan Aranda, Brandon Lowe, Junior Caminero and Ha-Seong Kim.

The Rays are playing home games this season at the New York Yankees’ spring training facility and minor-league complex following Hurricane Milton.

Should the Tampa Bay Rays make the postseason, their home playoff games would take place at George M. Steinbrenner Field, according to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred.

The Tampa Bay Rays will soon change ownership. Stuart Sternberg has agreed to sell the franchise to a group led by Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski for approximately $1.7 billion, per Evan Drellich and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. The deal is expected to be finalized around September.

The Tampa Bay Rays might finally live up to their namesake. A group led by Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski is expected to buy the franchise for a reported $1.7 billion as early as September, and it wants to move the team from St. Petersburg to Tampa, according to The Athletic.