Tampa Bay Rays name official bank

The Tampa Bay Rays came to a multi-year partnership agreement with Amerant Bank to make it the official bank of the team.

The partnership includes the presence of the Amerant Bank brand in numerous locations inside the stadium and during gameday radio broadcasts.

Also included in the agreement are numerous hospitality opportunities, use of the Rays Trademark for promotional purposes and select advertising placements, in digital and print.

This is the fourth major sports franchise that has partnered with Amerant including the Florida Panthers, the Miami Heat, the Miami Marlins and now the Rays.

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