The Savannah Bananas, famed for their quirky game rules and massive crowds, are taking on the Firefighters at Rate Field Friday and Saturday this week. The two-day showdown at Rate Field marks their first-ever trip to the Windy City as they tour more than a dozen Major League Baseball stadiums, playing to sold-out crowds across the country.

Regular baseball is boring,” said one fan who arrived at Rate Field early to snag autographs from the players. The wildly popular Banana Ball exhibition league made its Windy City debut this weekend.

Two familiar faces brought the South Side crowd to its feet during the Savannah Bananas’ chaotic stop in Chicago

A record was made this weekend in Banana ball! And although the attendance was the highest of any MLB stadium the Bananas have been to, it’s actually a differen

The Savannah Banana baseball team from Savannah, Georgia, is widely popular with young families and those who want to go to the ballpark and have some major league fun.

A sold-out stadium, packed streets, and an unexpected wave of excitement across the city made Denver’s weekend with the Savannah Bananas one fans and local businesses won’t forget.

The Savannah Bananas originated in Savannah, Georgia, but they play games for sold-out stadiums all over the United States, from California to Massachusetts and everywhere in between. And they don’t play against themselves! The Banana Ball league includes other up-and-comers like the Texas Tailgaters and the Party Animals.