Savannah Bananas Electrify Kansas City with Sold-Out Banana Ball Game

Kansas City Welcomes Savannah Bananas: A Night of Baseball, Dancing, and Community Spirit Kauffman Stadium traded its usual Royals blue for banana yellow on Friday night, May 24th, 2025, as the Savannah Bananas took over for a sold-out exhibition game. The Bananas, known for their unique, fan-centric approach to baseball, delivered a high-energy performance that captivated the crowd. Their "Banana Ball," a fast-paced, dance-infused version of the game, has gained national attention since its inception in 2018. The event was a true spectacle. "It was electric," said one fan, "The energy was infectious." The game featured the team's famous Dad Bod Cheer Squad, whose enthusiastic performance added to the atmosphere. The crowd was fully engaged, with many participating in the team's signature dances and cheers. Beyond the spectacle, the game held significance for some Bananas players who hailed from Kansas City. It marked the first time the team played at Kauffman Stadium, making it a homecoming of sorts. The sold-out crowd served as a testament to the team's growing popularity and their ability to create a fun, inclusive atmosphere. The Savannah Bananas' visit to Kansas City was more than just a baseball game; it was a celebration of community and the joy of the sport. The team's success highlights the power of innovative approaches and community engagement in capturing the hearts of fans.