Rays still not sold on stadium deal after Pinellas bond vote
Pinellas County is ready to proceed with a bond sale to help fund a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium, but the team is still unwilling to cover cost overruns, putting the whole deal in jeopardy. On Tuesday, commissioners voted 5-2 to advance the sale of $312.5 million in bonds. Commissioners Vince Nowicki and Chris Scherer cast the dissenting votes.
CLEARWATER — The Pinellas County Commission approved bonds to pay for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium late Tuesday, putting ...
The Major League Baseball team, led by financier Stu Sternberg, has agreed to contribute $700 million for the stadium and ...
The Pinellas County Commission approved funds for the new ballpark, turning the pressure back on the Rays to hold up their ...
John Romano | Now that politicians have approved bonds, it’s up to the Rays whether to go forward with a new ballpark.
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