Spring Training Online
Your Complete Guide to Spring Training 2022 in Florida's Grapefruit League and Arizona's Cactus League, with schedules, rosters, and ballpark guides
When the Tampa Bay Rays moved spring operations to Port Charlotte’s Charlotte Sports Park in 2009, the future of Al Lang Field was uncertain. Now, under management of the Rays, it’s a popular soccer venue, with plenty of upgrades scheduled for 2022. (more…)
Traditionally Tampa is the last team to put ducats on sale, and this year is no exception: Rays spring tix will go on sale online on Monday, January 24 at 10 a.m. (more…)
If the Tampa Bay Rays end up building a new Ybor City ballpark and splitting a regular season with Montreal, the team could play spring games at a new facility and build a new training facility in Pasco County. (more…)
We’ve posted a tentative Tampa Bay Rays 2022 spring schedule, as the team prepares for another training season at Charlotte Sports Park in Port Charlotte, FL. (more…)
We’ve posted a Tampa Bay Rays 2021 spring schedule, as the team prepares for another training camp at Charlotte Sports Park. (more…)
Here’s the last piece of the puzzle: Tampa Bay Rays spring tickets go on sale exclusively online on Jan. 17 at 10 a.m. with the Charlotte Sports Park box office and phone banks opening Saturday, Jan. 25 at 10 a.m. (more…)
We have the first of many spring-training schedule stories to be posted today and tomorrow, as we’ve posted the tentative Tampa Bay Rays 2020 schedule. (more…)
We have a few more Florida spring training events to pass along, as the St. Louis Cardinals, Miami Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays are all holding fan events to mark the beginning of training camp. (more…)
We’ve posted the Tampa Bay Rays 2019 spring schedule, as the team prepares for another Grapefruit League training camp at Charlotte Sports Park in Port Charlotte, Florida. (more…)
Creating memories at a spring-training game is one of the best reason to attend a game in Florida or Arizona. Here are the best spring training ballparks for kids and their parents in the Cactus League and the Grapefruit League. (more…)
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