Savannah Bananas bring Banana Ball to Milwaukee June 6-7
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 9:48 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
The Savannah Bananas, well-known for their unique brand of baseball called Banana Ball, will host two games at American Family Field in Milwaukee on June 6 and June 7. This event marks the franchise's expansion into new markets. The Banana Ball League includes the Party Animals and the Loco Beach Coconuts as teams. The Savannah Bananas have gained popularity since their inception in 2016, culminating in a series of nationwide games. They previously left the Coastal Plain League to focus on expanding the Banana Ball concept.
- •Banana Ball games scheduled for June 6 and 7 in Milwaukee.
- •Savannah Bananas founded in 2016, quickly gaining national attention.
- •Banana Ball League teams include Party Animals and Loco Beach Coconuts.
- •Franchise has sold out every game since its first season.
- •Bananas expanding their reach with nationwide games and events.
- 9:48 PMYahoo Sports — With Banana Ball coming to Milwaukee, here's how it all got started
"The meteoric rise of the Savannah Bananas as one of the most successful sports and entertainment franchises in the world started in 2016 and continues to grow.
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