Some of the fallout from the extended World Series stay in Philadelphia was that the Tampa Bay Rays found themselves without a hotel after Game 5 was suspended on Monday night. The hotel they were initially staying in, a Westin, had booked the rooms that the Rays expected to vacate so the baseball team was forced to scramble for new digs.

So as this story of logistics began to seep out, there was talk about how the Rays were forced to find refuge as I heard one commenter describe it at a hotel "somewhere in Delaware," as if the Tampa Bay players were being shipped to a bungalow motel in the sticks.

Here's the reality: These guys are staying at the Hotel du Pont in Wilmington, Delaware.

Anyone who has made the trip north on I-95 knows that it's an easy cruise from Wilmington to the South Philadelphia sports complex. And anyone familiar with the Hotel du Pont knows it to be one of the ritziest places on the East Coast with all kinds of stars from travel guides.

Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon was certainly impressed. His take: "I got to my room last night and I couldn’t believe it. If you’re going to have to have a postponement, you might as well stay here.”

So while the characterization of the Rays as displaced refugees may be an interesting news peg, many of us would love to be inconvenienced in such a way.