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Savannah Bananas Expand to Major Stadiums Nationwide

Originally Published 3 months ago — by University of Oregon Athletics

Autzen Stadium will host Banana Ball games featuring the Savannah Bananas and the Party Animals on June 27-28, 2026, with ticket lotteries opening in October 2025. Banana Ball is a fan-focused, entertaining variation of baseball with unique rules and a festive atmosphere, aiming to broaden the sport's appeal.

Grayson Stadium: Where History Meets Modernity for the Savannah Bananas

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Sports Illustrated

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Grayson Stadium in Savannah, built in 1926 and rich in baseball history, is now home to the innovative Savannah Bananas, a team famous for its unique Banana Ball rules and viral popularity, which has helped preserve the historic venue while blending tradition with modern entertainment.

Savannah Bananas Make Chicago Debut with Record Crowds and Excitement

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Chicago Tribune

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The Savannah Bananas are making their Chicago debut at the White Sox stadium with their unique, entertainment-focused Banana Ball games, featuring unconventional rules, fan interaction, dancing, and a festive atmosphere, aiming to redefine baseball fun and attract a new audience.

Savannah Bananas Announce 2024 Tour Schedule, Including MLB Locations and Fenway Park Game

Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY

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The Savannah Bananas have announced their 2024 Banana Ball World Tour schedule, which includes stops at six Major League Baseball ballparks and a cruise. The team will also increase the capacity of their home stadium by 1,000 seats. The tour will feature games in various cities across the United States, including Houston, Boston, Washington D.C., Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Miami. The Bananas expect to play in front of about 1 million people next season. Additionally, the team introduced a third team called the Firefighters, and "Banana Ball" will feature nine rule changes to speed up play. Tickets for the tour are available through a lottery system on the team's website.

Savannah Bananas: MLB Locations, Victory Field, and Spokane Stop

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Savannah Morning News

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The Savannah Bananas, known for their unique "Banana Ball" style of play, have announced their 2024 World Tour schedule, which includes games at six MLB ballparks and a Caribbean cruise as the season finale. The team will also increase capacity at their home field, Grayson Stadium, by 1,000 seats. Additionally, a third team called The Firefighters has been introduced, and a ticket lottery has been opened for fans to have a chance to purchase tickets. "Banana Ball" features nine rule changes aimed at speeding up play and includes various entertaining elements.

"Viral Backflip Catch Puts Savannah Bananas in the Spotlight"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Boston.com

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The Savannah Bananas, an exhibition baseball team known for their fan-focused and entertainment-heavy brand of baseball called "Banana Ball," embarked on a 33-city, 22-state "world tour" and sold out arenas across the U.S. Their games feature musical introductions, trick plays, dances, unique scoring systems, and various fan competitions. "Banana Ball" includes rules to speed up the pace of play, such as no stepping out of the batter's box and no mound visits, and even has a running clock to ensure timely games. Despite their entertaining approach, the Bananas have lost multiple times to their partner touring team, the Party Animals, emphasizing their commitment to the unpredictability of the sport.