A few years ago, TikTok introduced me to The Savannah Bananas, a unique baseball team that brings joy to the game, which doesn’t have it like it used to. The players, including the one on stilts, dance and have fun with their fans, so it is not just nine innings of running the bases!
The players have gotten so popular on social media that ESPN is adding them to their lineup on April 26th.
“The Savannah Bananas have mastered the art of blending baseball with entertainment, creating an experience that resonates with fans of all ages, regardless of their baseball knowledge,” said Brent Colborne, ESPN Vice President of Programming & Content Strategy. “Their unique approach embodies two of ESPN’s key goals: reaching new audiences and inspiring the next generation of youth athletes. With Banana Ball showcased on ESPN and Disney linear and streaming platforms, we are confident new, avid fans will be created.”
“Our relationship with ESPN has been outstanding for the Savannah Bananas and for the sport of Banana Ball,” said Jesse Cole, founder and CEO of the Savannah Bananas. “As the ‘Greatest Show in Sports’ makes its way to sold out MLB, College Football and NFL Stadiums, ESPN is the perfect place to showcase the electricity of the game as we near the launch of the Banana Ball Championship League in 2026.”
Discover their electricity on social media and then watch them do their thing on the small screen.
Banana Ball will be showcased on Friday and Saturday nights on ESPN or ESPN2, with all ten games to simulcast live on Disney+ and ESPN+.
Before Nicky Katt was a high school teacher on Boston Public, he was in elementary school on Code Red. How cute was the 10-year-old in that 1982 episode?
The Ohio State Buckeyes flew down to the White House to celebrate their National Football Championship with the person who lives there and the couch fucker.
The team brought their trophy with them, and that turned out to be a mistake. That is because when the VP picked it up with one of the players, the metal part separated from the base, and he dropped the bottom part like if he tried to catch a football.
Then, the player who was holding the top part gave the baseless trophy to the Ohio resident to pose for photos with them, which caused him to look even sadder than he usually does.
How did JD Vance react to his slippery fingers? He wrote, “I didn’t want anyone after Ohio State to get the trophy, so I decided to break it.”
Last week, his wife, Usha, who looks older than Melania, said he is a lonely man because he is the VP. That is not why. It is because he is an unlikable person who can’t make jokes or hold a trophy properly. Does anyone besides Usha like him? Even furniture salesmen don’t want to sell him couches.
Lauren Sánchez went up into Space today on Blue Origin with Katy Perry and Gayle King, and they all experienced weightlessness. While the future Mrs. Jeff Bezos’ body moved without gravity holding her down, her face stayed still.
I wonder if that was part of an experiment. You know, will body parts move if they are filled with fillers? Now, we know the answer. It causes body parts to remain motionless with or without gravity.
Talking about gravity not working. The Amazon billionaire was so excited to see his fiancée when she came back down to earth, he fell face-first into the dirt outside the capsule! Kind of like how Amazon’s stocks have been doing since that idiot in DC issued tariffs against China.
To see one of the world’s wealthiest men fall, then click here!
On Seinfeld, Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer were a team seen as one. But they were also their own individuals with their own voices.
I bet if someone said to you, “If I said a line from the sitcom, I bet you could tell me who said it?” You would probably would accept the challenge.
That is what Celebrity Jeopardy asked Roy Wood Jr., Natalie Morales, and Robin Thede to do. How did they do? They got them all correct. Because you don’t have to have seen every episode to hear Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards’ voices as Ken Jennings read the clues.
