Does it feel like the Savannah Bananas are everywhere? That is because the baseball team with the mostest is adding Roku Sports Channel to the mix. The streamer will be streaming five games this season.
Sunday, April 26 – Savannah Bananas vs Party Animals
Yankee Stadium (New York, NY) 12pm PT / 2pm CT / 3pm ET
Saturday, July 4 – Savannah Bananas vs The Firefighters
Kinnick Stadium (Iowa City, IA) 5pm PT / 7pm CT / 8pm ET
Sunday, August 9 – Loco Beach Coconuts vs Savannah Bananas
Target Field (Minneapolis, MN) 1pm PT / 3pm CT / 4pm ET
Friday, September 18 – Party Animals vs The Firefighters
Comerica Park (Detroit, MI) 4pm PT / 6pm CT / 7pm ET
Friday, September 25 – Texas Tailgaters vs Savannah Bananas
Globe Life Field (Arlington, TX) 5pm PT / 7pm CT / 8pm ET
“The Savannah Bananas deliver a one-of-a-kind experience with high energy, high stakes, and lots of fun. We can’t wait to bring their antics back to millions of viewers on Roku Sports Channel,” said Joe Franzetta, Head of Sports, Roku Media. “We’re beyond excited to collaborate on some bespoke opportunities, to help both new and die-hard fans discover and engage with the game across our platform.”
If you are unfamiliar with the dancing, singing, and happy spreading team, here is your chance. We need more of the Savannah Bananas and less of the DC bananas. And it is free!!!
Last year, The CW aired a Savannah Bananas baseball game, which was their broadcast television debut.
Well, the entertaining baseball team that likes to have fun didn’t strike out with the network because this year they are going to show six games!
“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with the Savannah Bananas and bring the hottest ticket in sports directly into living rooms across the country,” said Mike Perman, Senior Vice President of Sports, The CW Network. “The dynamic brand of family-friendly entertainment mixed with impressive athleticism makes Banana Ball the perfect fit within our CW Sports portfolio.”
The six games are:
SUNDAY, MAY 10
2:30-5:00pm Bananas vs. Party Animals from Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia
SATURDAY, MAY 16
6:30-9:00pm Bananas vs. Coconuts from Grayson Stadium in Savannah, Georgia
SUNDAY, MAY 31
3:30-6:00pm Bananas vs. Clowns from Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
7:30-10:00pm Party Animals vs. Coconuts from American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SUNDAY, JUNE 7
3:30-6:00pm Party Animals vs. Coconuts from American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
8:00-10:00pm Party Animals vs. Tailgaters from First Horizon Park in Nashville, Tennessee
Savannah Bananas were everywhere last year. Well, almost everywhere. They did not collaborate with any restaurants. That was last year. This year, they added Dairy Queen to their team!
The shake giant is coming to the plate on February 23rd with the Savannah Bananas Split Shake. The shake features DQ’s world-famous soft serve, blended with real milk, fresh banana, strawberries, and chocolatey shavings, all crowned with whipped topping.
“The Savannah Bananas are all about having fun, and creating unforgettable moments for our fans is at the heart of everything we do,” said Jared Orton, President at Savannah Bananas. “This season, we’re excited to elevate those experiences through our partnership with DQ. We share a mission of spreading joy to our fans and that’s exactly what we plan to do as partners.”
DQ will also be spreading the joy at Bananas’ baseball games with pre-game rallies and handing out treats and special offers.
The Savannah Bananas have been everywhere, but there was one place they have not been. Where is that place? It is late night television.
However, that all changed yesterday when they appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. And boy did the baseball team hit it out of the park.
Everyone was highlighted, and by the end of it all, Fallon became an honorary member.
If ever there was a day that we needed them, yesterday was it! We need more positivity in the world, and they are it!
Over the weekend, the biggest baseball news was about a woman who went foul over a ball.
On Friday, Phillies center fielder Harrison Bader hit a home run that went up into the stands, and several fans went to catch the ball. But it was Drew Feltwell who got his hands on it and gave it to his son, who is about to turn 10.
Just as they were celebrating, this bitchy woman came out of nowhere and claimed the ball was hers. Rather than spend the rest of the game fighting, he gave her the ball, disappointing his son.
But the story has a happy ending because Bader asked to meet Lincoln and signed a bat for him. This way, he didn’t go home empty-handed and has good memories from the game and not bad ones.
Talking about the bad one, Phillies Karen has not been identified. Or has she?
The Savannah Bananas recreated that moment during their game, and it was the Grinch who revealed himself to be the Karen. Just when you thought he had grown a heart, it turns out he hadn’t. Maybe the World Series can do that?
