Tampa Bay Rays, St. Petersburg
Tampa Bay Rays anticipate county approval of stadium bonds
"We anticipate that the Pinellas County Commission will authorize the bonds at their next meeting," Rays Co-President Matt Silverman said through a spokesperson. "As we stated in our letter three weeks ago, we remain ready to work with all key stakeholders to fill the funding gap their delay has created."
After St. Pete approves Rays stadium bonds, will Pinellas County do the same?
After the Dec. 5 vote by the St. Petersburg City Council to issue bonds for a portion of a $1.3 billion stadium for the team, the county must decide whether to move forward with the share of stadium costs it pledged this summer. The matter is scheduled to go to the County Commission on Dec. 17.
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