Lavonte David will speak at One Buc Place today and is expected to say whether he'll retire or return for a 15th season with the Buccaneers.

Tammi Reiss will lead Florida's women's basketball program after turning Rhode Island into Atlantic 10 champions and an NCAA tournament team. The hire follows Kelly Rae Finley's March exit.

The Ocean Race will make a North American stop in St. Pete‑Clearwater in 2027, bringing a waterfront race village, education programming and an anticipated tourism boost.

Prairie View A&M earned its first NCAA Tournament victory as seniors logged every minute in a 67-55 First Four upset of Lehigh. The Panthers now head to Tampa to face Florida.

The Valspar Championship tees off Thursday at Innisbrook’s Copperhead Course in Palm Harbor, bringing top pros, concerts and heavier local traffic.

Former Syracuse quarterback Rex Culpepper died at 28 after a dirt‑bike crash in Georgia. He had beaten testicular cancer and was engaged less than a month earlier.

A look back at Tampa's April 4–6, 2025 Women's Final Four: games at Amalie Arena, free fan festivals and an estimated $30M boost for downtown.

After a deadly April shooting, FSU welcomed fans back to Dick Howser Stadium with a pregame moment of reflection and honors for first responders.

Tom Dundon agreed to sell a 12.5% stake in the Carolina Hurricanes at an implied $2.66B valuation, reports say, with three unnamed minority partners joining the ownership group.

The Rays have refashioned Tropicana Field’s premium spaces into lounges, a speakeasy, candy room and upgraded suites ahead of their April 6 home opener. Season memberships are limited.

Jason Licht said Mike Evans has "earned the right" to explore options after Combine comments, while the receiver's agent confirmed he will test the market. The coming meetings and cap math will decide whether Evans stays in Tampa Bay.

Pinellas Park will cut the ribbon on Sprowls Horizon Sports Park next Saturday, opening a two-day festival of youth games, vendors and a renovated outdoor rink. The park aims to host tournaments and family programming year-round.

Tony Clark plans to resign as executive director of the MLBPA amid a federal probe, leaving the union’s bargaining plans in flux.