Savannah Bananas hit the big leagues with '60 Minutes' spotlight
Savannah Bananas on 60 Minutes
The Savannah Bananas, known for their dance moves and acrobatic antics on the baseball field, was featured on 60 Minutes on Sunday night. They recently played 2 games at Truist Park in Atlanta.
ATLANTA - The Savannah Bananas, known for their unique blend of baseball and showmanship, are gaining international attention after being featured on 60 Minutes Sunday night.
What we know:
The story aired following the Masters Tournament and highlighted how the team transformed from a wild idea into a national sensation, performing in sold-out Major League Baseball and NFL stadiums across the country. With choreographed dances, on-field acrobatics, and fan-friendly antics, the Bananas have redefined the game and drawn record-breaking crowds.
What's next:
Atlanta fans got a taste of the action last month when the team played at Truist Park. Their next stop is back home in Savannah this Thursday—but, as usual, tickets are completely sold out.
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