Will we ever see an MLB team relocation/rebrand again?

With the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series, relocation and rebranding questions have resurfaced. The article notes that for years, the Rays faced a “latent threat” of moving, tied to a shift in ownership and an agreement for a new ballpark that could boost attendance. It raises whether any move would have required a brand change—mentioning fanciful examples like “Montreal Rays” or a revival of the Expos name. The piece contrasts baseball with other sports: while teams like the Rams, Chargers and Raiders have not rebranded after relocating, it suggests baseball’s last major identity swap was Expos-to-Nationals in 2005, and invites speculation about whether more will happen.