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Baseball Legends Return for Savannah Bananas Show
21 Jun
Summary
- Adam Dunn and Aaron Harang made nostalgic appearances.
- Mo'Ne Davis pitched for the Banana Ball squad.
- Indianapolis Clowns celebrate their historical return.
The Savannah Bananas recently captivated Cincinnati with a two-day baseball spectacle, culminating in a game on June 20. The event featured the return of Cincinnati Reds legends Adam Dunn and Aaron Harang to Great American Ball Park, offering a nostalgic trip for fans.
Former Little League World Series pitcher Mo'Ne Davis also took to the mound as part of the Banana Ball squad. She was recently drafted by a Women's Pro Baseball League team. The Indianapolis Clowns, a team with a rich history dating back to the Negro Leagues, also returned to Cincinnati after a 40-year absence.
Fans experienced the unique 'Banana Ball' rules, which emphasize winning innings over accumulating total runs. Although the final score was 7-3 in favor of the Bananas, their total run count was significantly higher. This innovative format ensures a dynamic and competitive game throughout.
