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.
John Romano | Now that politicians have approved bonds, it’s up to the Rays whether to go forward with a new ballpark.
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 ...
CLEARWATER — The Pinellas County Commission approved bonds to pay for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium late Tuesday, putting ...
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