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The reality of Tropicana Field—and the absence of its roof—is likened to a bucket left out in the rain, where accumulated water presents a significant risk. With no drainage system, players fear that further rainfall will lead to catastrophic consequences for an already compromised structure. This concern is not merely hypothetical. Fairbanks spoke candidly about his experiences training at the field, reporting dismal conditions beneath the stadium, which could deteriorate further as the rainy season intensifies.