Owners and tenants of Tropicana Field, ravaged in the face of Hurricane Milton, are facing a short five-month-long window to somehow make the severely damaged home of the Tampa Bay Rays suitable for MLB play.

The Tropicana Field roof was torn off by Hurricane Milton. The Tampa Bay Rays have some options if the field isn't ready for the 2025 MLB season.

Here are a few such images, including from former Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Dave Moore: The view from our window as we ride out the storm. The roof of Tropicana Field is destroyed by the winds of #HurricaneMilton.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday said the state moved a 10,000-person base camp it had set up at the Tampa Bay Rays stadium to help with the post-storm recovery after it became clear that Hurricane Milton would pose a threat to the structure, located in St. Petersburg.

Hurricane Milton's powerful winds overnight Wednesday nearly ripped the entire roof off the Tampa Bay Rays' home ballpark, Tropicana Field, which had been set for use by workers responding to the storm.

Tropicana Field might not be ready for the start of the 2025 season after sustaining damage from Hurricane Milton.

Milton left a path of destruction, causing heavy damage to properties across Florida earlier this month. Among the landmarks affected by the Category 3 hurricane was Tropicana Field.