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Despite the complications surrounding Tropicana Field, speculation that Rays owner Stuart Sternberg might sell the team is considered unlikely. While there are significant challenges in acquiring new stadium approvals, including funding from local government bodies, Sternberg is not expected to walk away from the franchise.
2. Barnstorming or Splitting Seasons
The idea of the Rays playing home games in various cities, akin to the barnstorming of the 1920s, is impractical. Major League Baseball teams managing games across multiple sites presents logistical challenges. Although temporary seasons in minor league ballparks are a slight possibility, the notion of splitting home games between Tampa, Miami, Atlanta, and Savannah is highly unlikely.
3. Temporary Fixes at Tropicana Field