His tenure as Tampa Bay Rays owner includes some major on-field wins. But the fruitless, two-decades-long mission to build a new stadium is what dominated Sternberg's reign over the Rays.

The Stu Sternberg era is over, but the new Rays owners inherit the stadium woes that have plagued Sternberg for nearly two decades.

Players are hoping to get a sense of Patrick Zalupski’s plans, as well as an increase in payroll and a retention of staff.

Sternberg took over the ballclub as principal owner in 2005 TAMPA, Fla. – An era reached the finish line when Jonathan Aranda – it was nice to see him in the lineup for the final series – grounded out ...

With a sale of the team imminent, outgoing owner Stuart Sternberg says selling was hard but the right move for the Tampa Bay area: "My time had come." ...

During the final week of baseball’s regular season, the active members of the most expensive roster in Major League Baseball history strapped on ski goggles and shook up Champagne bottles as they ...

The Rays’ season ended Sunday afternoon with a 13-4 loss to the American League East champion Blue Jays at Rogers Centre, a fittingly disappointing finish to a 77-85 season and a second straight year ...

Stuart Sternberg spent two decades steering the Tampa Bay Rays through highs, lows, and more “what now?” moments than a soap opera plot twist. He built a culture, helped turn the team into a contender ...

Six out of 24 roof panels are in, the Rays and Major League Baseball have picked out interior paint, and St. Petersburg city officials are working to get ...

Let’s first offer a sincere welcome to the new ownership group that is buying the Rays. The sale will mark a fresh start for the ...

The sale, valued at approximately $1.7 billion, is pending formal closing, which includes approval from the Federal Trade Commission and the transfer of funds.

The group led by Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski went through an extensive process to get approved by Major League Baseball on Monday as the new owners of ...