Jeezus just stop and leave your shit takes for politics. It’s painfully obvious you’ve never played sports and most certainly not baseball past a 5th grade level nor know the Florida weather in the summer.
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Where will the Rays play their home games in 2025?
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I would definitely want pitchers throwing 95 mph near me with a ball they can’t grip and a mound they can’t trust.
They do play in the rain up to a point. Another factor is the field. When NFL teams play in heavy rain, the field gets all torn up and they have at least 6 days to add sod, condition the field and make repairs before playing on it again. In baseball, you tear it up and have to be back out there the next day and the day after that.
Go to a dirt infield like a bunch of them grew up playing on and the way baseball started. Shouldn’t take too long to rake some dirt after it gets tore up. But they you might be at the risk of a bad hop on a grounder and that would be so detrimental to the infielder you’d for sure hear about it in the sports media the next day. You don’t have to worry about the outfield getting tore up as they get 5 fly balls a game and are just standing out there the rest of the time.
It’s clear you were lazy and could only play baseball because you couldn’t get in shape for any other sport. You know the ones where running was involved aside from running to a base. How about you leave your shit takes to your family, if you have one.
I’d definitely want a 250lb guy running at and hitting me full speed when my body is frozen playing football in -10 degree weather.
Comparing apples & donuts. While baseball doesn’t see much extreme cold, I can’t recall any game ever being postponed over temperatures.
However, I have seen a couple of Workd Series games that should have been postponed by “cold”…
The biggest problem with the A's is their owner. The stadium hosted MLB games a month ago, so hosting games next season isn't a stretch. The bigger issue is travel, and I don't know if the league wants that. I can see Charlotte or Nashville getting a trial run as expansion looms.
If it isn’t too late, let the Devil Rays or whatever they are calling themselves these days move to another city. We could do without the billionaire welfare expense and St Pete will be just fine without baseball that no one currently attends.
You shut your mouth. That logo is a damned work of art—up there with the Hartford Whalers.
MLB wants the Rays to play close to home.
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/41944281/mlb-wants-rays-tampa-area-even-damaged-trop-unusable
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/41944281/mlb-wants-rays-tampa-area-even-damaged-trop-unusable
Oof, sitting in the Florida Sun mid summer for 3 hours? Add in daily rain showers and this is a recipe for disaster.
I’ll be surprised if it’s both. I think it’ll be either or for this round. Probably with a place out west added, maybe Portland
FINALLY they get to play in front of a packed stadium!!!!
This means that two MLB teams will be playing their home games in minor league ballparks for the 2025 season.
And one minor-league team will be playing in a major league ballpark for the 2025 season
#ChicagoWhiteSox
Supposedly the home team clubhouse is nice, but that makes sense as a ST facility. I wonder how visiting teams will like their accommodations? Overall I assume the S&C, and training facilities are good.
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