Rays' ballpark will cost $55.7M to fix before 2026

The damage sustained by Tropicana Field has left the Rays with uncertainty whether they'll need to find a new home for part of, or all of, 2025. Getty Images

It will cost around $55.7M for Tropicana Field to be repaired “in time for the Rays’ 2026 season,” according to a damage assessment report sent to the St. Petersburg City Council. The report stated that Hurricane Milton caused around $39M in damage and an additional $16M in costs. Repairs to the roof account for around $23.6M of the damage. The “big question is whether the city will want to spend that much for two seasons of use” since the Rays are scheduled to open a new ballpark in time for the 2028 campaign (TAMPA BAY TIMES, 11/12).



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