Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
The arena, which opened in 1990 as the Florida Suncoast Dome, is also the homefield for the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team. In the days leading up to Milton’s landfall, the facility was set up as ...
Tropicana Field sits in St. Petersburg, Florida, across the bay from Tampa. It opened in 1990 and can hold more than 42,700 fans. The ballpark is the only one in the league with a fixed roof.
The destructive winds damaged the roof of St. Petersburg's Tropicana Field, the home stadium of MLB's Tampa Bay Rays. Officials had transformed the baseball stadium into a base camp for emergency ...
The roof was designed to withstand wind of up to 115 mph, according to the Rays. The stadium opened in 1990 at an initial cost $138 million and is due to be replaced in time for the 2028 season with a $1.3 billion ballpark. Magic return delayed
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The fabric roof over the home of baseball's Tampa Bay Rays was ripped to shreds after Hurricane Milton came ashore in Florida on Wednesday night, bringing wind gusts exceeding 100 mph and flooding parts of the state. It was not immediately clear if there was damage inside Tropicana Field, located in St. Petersburg ...
Tropicana Field, home of MLB's Tampa Bay Rays, lost most of its roof as Hurricane Milton tore through Tampa Bay and other parts of Florida with winds up to 120 mph.
In this aerial view, the domed roof at Tropicana Field, the home of the Tampa Bay Rays, is seen ripped to shreds from Hurricane Milton's powerful winds in St. Petersburg on October 13, 2024.
The Tampa Bay Rays got good news Tuesday: their home stadium, Tropicana Field, is structurally sound after taking major damage from Hurricane Milton last month.. In a 412-page report, the city of ...