This past weekend, the Windy City was alive with excitement as the Savannah Bananas faced off against the Firefighter squads in a thrilling display of Banana Ball at Rate Field. The event was not just ...

The Savannah Bananas, the wildly popular barnstorming baseball team that plays by its own rules, will make their Pittsburgh debut Aug. 29 and 30 at PNC Park against the Texas Tailgaters, one of three ...

As part of their 2025 World Tour, the Savannah Bananas will bring their iconic “Banana Ball” game to Yankee Stadium from Sept ...

The Bananas and Firefighters bring back former Colorado Rockies Ubaldo Jiménez and Vinny Castilla to Coors Field in a weekend ...

This past weekend, Chicago's Rate Field transformed into a thrilling spectacle as it hosted the Savannah Bananas and the Firefighter squads. The atmosphere was electric, with fans and players alike ...

This Year the Savannah Bananas play in front of sold out crowds in 3 football stadiums, 18 MLB Stadiums, and more... but there is nothing like their hometown cr ...

Bananas infielder Ryan Cox (6) tosses the ball between his legs before throwing to first during a banana ball game between the Savannah Bananas and Party Animals at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Fla., ...

NBC Sports Sat, Feb 8, 2025 Ryan Cox and Jackson Olson of the Savannah Bananas compete in a trick shot competition to stress the importance of composting and recycling at the WM Phoenix Open.

Savannah Bananas players Jackson Olson, Ryan Cox and David Meadows spoke live from the Little League World Series about their favorite Banana Ball rules and MLB teammates.

Savannah Bananas infielder Ryan Cox was challenged by a fan at Principal Park last year. The fan wanted to see if Cox was willing to try bouncing a behind-the-back bounce pass to one of the bases ...

Savannah Bananas infielder Ryan Cox was challenged by a fan at Principal Park last year. The fan wanted to see if Cox was willing to try bouncing a behind-the-back bounce pass to one of the bases ...

The Savannah Bananas may be one of the biggest, best, and brightest acts in sports right now. And seemingly everyone wants to jump on board the hype train, even ESPN analyst Ryan Clark.