Banana Ball players visit children at Vanderbilt hospital

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Last updated Jun 19, 2026

Banana Ball players visit children at Vanderbilt hospital
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On June 19, players from the Party Animals and Texas Tailgaters visited the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt in Nashville. The visit included a live interview, photo sessions, and signing baseballs for the children, many of whom are currently receiving treatment. Players interacted with young fans, including Bentley West, who expressed excitement over meeting his favorite player, Andy Cosgrove. The event aimed to uplift the spirits of the children and their families. Another chance for fans to meet players will occur at a Dunkin' grand opening on June 20.

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  • Players from Banana Ball's Party Animals and Texas Tailgaters engaged with kids at Vanderbilt hospital.
  • The visit included Q&A sessions and autographs for young patients.
  • Bentley West, a 14-year-old fan, shared his excitement about meeting Cosgrove.
  • The event provided a positive distraction for children undergoing treatment.
  • Banana Ball and Dunkin' are giving away tickets to family members of patients.
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Party Animals and Texas Tailgaters players, who often face the Savannah Bananas, stopped by the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.

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