The Orlando group said it has a lender for the largest and safest portion of the money needed to buy a baseball franchise.

As the Rays prepare for a sale to Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski, the team still lacks a site for its long-term home. But Axios Tampa Bay readers have a strong preference among the rumored ...

Jacksonville-based Florida East Coast Railway LLC filed a lawsuit last month to stop an expansion by Brightline, which ...

Lost in reports this week that Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski has agreed to pay $1.7 billion for the Tampa Bay Rays is an extraordinary premise. Zalupski is paying more than eight times ...

The sale to a group led by Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski is set to close as soon as mid-September but with a provision for Sternberg to remain in charge until the Rays are done playing ...

An agreement in principle has been reached for Major League Baseball's Tampa Bay Rays to be acquired by developer Patrick Zalupski for about $1.7 billion, The Athletic reported Monday.

The city initially set aside $55.7 million for repairing the stadium, but the additional money set aside Thursday brings the ...

City Council members voted Thursday to spend another roughly $16 million to continue repairing Tropicana Field, even as they expressed frustration the cost has surpassed initial estimates. The council ...

The Minnesota Twins had a clear goal at the trade deadline: Shedding salary. With the team up for sale, here's what to know about the Pohlad family.

The Jaguars are hoping that free-agent Patrick Mekari brings a much-needed lack of civility to the trenches in Jacksonville.

Tampa Bay Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg has agreed in principle to sell the MLB team to a group headed by Jacksonville, Florida, developer Patrick Zalupski for roughly $1.7 billion ...

Meanwhile, the Rays are working through a sale of the club to Jacksonville home developer Patrick Zalupski, whose investor group reportedly would prefer to build a stadium in Tampa or Hillsborough ...