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Highlighting the Savannah Bananas’ debut at Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium
The Savannah Bananas are making baseball fresh and entertaining, packing out Bank of America Stadium with their Banana Ball World Tour stop in Charlotte. Their approach mixes the sport with fun, enforcing a two-hour time limit, integrating choreographed dances, trick plays, and even fan-caught foul outs.
Savannah Bananas captivate sold-out Bank of America Stadium with unique twist on baseball
The Savannah Bananas make no bones about it, don't look for another night at the ballpark. And for a sold-out crowd of 74,000 at Bank of America Stadium, the largest in Bananas history, they didn't get one. They got Banana Ball, in all of its weird, hilarious, absurd and jaw-dropping glory.
Andy Dalton, a QB for the Carolina Panthers, started against the Bengals last season for the fourth time since Cincinnati ...
The Savannah Bananas are a sight to see, and you can catch a glimpse on Saturday night as they play an exhibition against the ...
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CATS announces bus detours during Charlotte's weekend events including Taste of Charlotte and Savannah Bananas games.
It’s about to be “Bananas” around Charlotte this weekend. Typically home to the NFL’s Carolina Panthers and the MLS’ Charlotte FC, the Savannah Bananas bring their brand of baseball to Bank ...
The team, which was created in 2016 with a home base at Grayson Stadium in Savannah, Georgia, plays a version of baseball ...
There’s plenty to do in Uptown Charlotte this weekend with 25,000 people expected to attend Taste of Charlotte through Sunday ...
The Savannah Bananas are in town but just because that's sold out, doesn't mean that Charlotte doesn't have plenty of other ...
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