The Tampa Bay Lightning are preparing to face the Florida Panthers in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, aiming for their fourth championship title.

The Tampa Bay Rowdies dismissed head coach Robbie Neilson just before their home opener, naming Steve Coleman as interim head coach.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are exploring renovations for Raymond James Stadium, including shared parking with the Rays and a pedestrian bridge, as reported by multiple news outlets.

The Tampa Bay Rays are ready for their 2025 season home opener, with Steinbrenner Field preparations underway and tickets already sold out, including a $20 standing-room option. Parking and stadium entry times are set for fans.

USF's spring football practice begins with key players, including quarterback Byrum Brown and dual-sport athlete Bryce Archie, focusing on improving and developing an elite team identity.

Ruskin Park & Recreation Center offers affordable activities with sports facilities and a fitness trail that's wheelchair-accessible and pet-friendly.

Isaiah Rodgers will be awarded the key to Tampa by Mayor Jane Castor to honor his Super Bowl win with the Philadelphia Eagles. The ceremony will take place at Hanna Ave City Center with local supporters.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office celebrated the start of their Police Softball Tournament with Captain Molina throwing the first pitch, aiming to strengthen law enforcement camaraderie.

The Eagles won Super Bowl LIX with a 40-22 victory over the Chiefs, as fans enjoyed festivities including a Verizon Wireless fan fest in Tampa with celebrity sightings and team interactions.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered a close playoff loss to the Washington Commanders, with fans expressing both disappointment and hope for the next season.

The Buccaneers are set to play the Commanders in a wild-card rematch, with Tampa Bay hoping to repeat their Week 1 win led by quarterback Baker Mayfield.

Mayor Jane Castor will lead a Tampa Bay Buccaneers banner-drop event outside Old City Hall at 11 AM to boost playoff spirit, featuring Bucs COO Brian Ford, alumni, cheerleaders, and a fire engine display.

The Buccaneers, led by Mayfield, rallied against the Saints, clinching their fourth NFC South crown and a playoff spot.