It's not too often that you spend two years on an expensive renovation and then, after two months, hand the keys over to your divisional rival.

Among the upgrades to the facilities are a made-to-order kitchen, as well as a players' lounge and a two-story weight room.

The New York Yankees unveiled millions of dollars in upgrades Thursday to their training and spring facilities at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Fla. The two-year project is separate from the upgrades being made to the 11,

While the Yankees will work in the significantly enhanced facility for the next six weeks, the Rays also will benefit. They will play 2025 home games there with Tropicana Field unavailable due to damage from Hurricane Milton. “The Rays are going to enjoy this,” Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole said.

The Yankees’ spring training home and the Rays’ impending, temporary regular season home, has undergone massive renovations.