The sale of the Tampa Bay Rays franchise to a group of local investors has been agreed to and may be finalized by September, ...

Under Patrick Zalupski and other local investors, the team is expected to remain in the Tampa Bay area, an unnamed source ...

The team has agreed to a deal in principle with Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski for roughly $1.7 billion.

The sale of the Rays seems to be coming to fruition. A report from Evan Drellich and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic says that ...

The Tampa Bay Rays are about to have new ownership.Longtime owner Stuart Sternberg agreed in principle to sell the franchise ...

The Tampa Bay Rays aren't going anywhere. That was among the tops takeaway from Monday's news, reported by Evan Drellich of ...

O n Wednesday, the Tampa Bay Rays announced that a group led by Patrick Zalupski—a homebuilding billionaire–entered exclusive negotiations to buy the team from principal owner Stuart Sternberg. The ...

Sportico, which first reported news of talks between the Rays and Zalupski’s group, reported that the negotiations are hinging on a potential sale price of $1.7 billion. Sternberg originally paid $65 ...

A group led by Florida developer Patrick Zalupski is in exclusive talks to purchase the Tampa Bay Rays for $1.7 billion. Rays principal owner Stu Sternberg bought the team in 2004 for $200 million.

What we know about Patrick Zalupski, who submitted a letter of intent to buy the team, and Trip Miller, who is hoping to counteroffer. Two investors are competing to buy the Rays. Who are they?

The Tampa Bay Rays are in exclusive sale talks with a group led by Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski for $1.7 billion. The team's future has been uncertain since Hurricane Milton damaged ...

Patrick Zalupski, Dream Finders Homes CEO and potential Tampa Bay Rays owner, built a billion-dollar homebuilding empire from the Great Recession.