Savannah Bananas Debut at T-Mobile Park in Seattle

Savannah Bananas brought their high-energy “Banana Ball” to Seattle’s T-Mobile Park tonight, facing off against the Firefighters in the first of two sold-out games on September 19 and 20, 2025.

In a bid to redefine live baseball entertainment, the Bananas unleashed their signature two-hour, point-per-inning format and fan-driven rules to a capacity crowd, underscoring the team’s mission to make every game an interactive spectacle.

Banana Ball World Tour Kicks Off in Seattle

• Fans caught foul balls to record outs and cheered on batters who sprinted to first base, bypassing traditional walks
• Trick plays, choreographed dances and flaming bats punctuated each inning, keeping the pace brisk and the atmosphere electric
• Pre-Game Plaza opened at 2:00 p.m., featuring the “Before the Peel” show with player appearances and live performances

On-Field Highlights

Seattle’s crowd roared as catcher Eric Jones executed a behind-the-back tag for a key out, while first baseman KJ Jackson dazzled with a backflip snag on a foul pop. Dr. Meadows ignited the stadium with a two-run bloop single in the third inning, giving the Bananas an early lead. The Firefighters rallied in the fifth, but could not overcome the Bananas’ relentless pace.

Fan Experience and Future Dates

Attendees raved about interactive features, from on-field towel races to midgame dance-off contests. Despite the unconventional scoring, the Bananas’ blend of athleticism and theater reaffirmed their reputation as baseball’s most family-friendly act.

Seattle hosts a second Banana Ball matchup tomorrow at 7:00 p.m., with gates opening at 4:30 p.m. before the finale of this leg of the world tour.