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Savannah Bananas Electrify Chicago Crowds
26 Jul
Summary
- Savannah Bananas played a sold-out three-game series at Wrigley Field.
- Cubs legends Ben Zobrist and Kerry Wood participated in the games.
- Over 120,000 fans attended the weekend series, with tickets selling out quickly.
The world-famous Savannah Bananas recently concluded a highly successful three-game series at Chicago's iconic Wrigley Field. The barnstorming team played to massive, sold-out crowds from Friday through Sunday, with over 120,000 fans attending the event. Tickets for the series, which featured the Bananas' unique brand of "Banana Ball," sold out in minutes.
Adding to the star power, former Cubs players Ben Zobrist and Kerry Wood made special appearances. Zobrist, a World Series champion, took a nostalgic turn at bat and played multiple positions. Kerry Wood, another beloved Cubs legend, pitched for the Bananas. The team's owner, Jesse Cole, praised Chicago's "unbelievable" fanbase and expressed hope for future games in the city, potentially at Soldier Field.
The Bananas' games are characterized by high-energy entertainment, including player dances, music, and fan engagement. This past weekend's series continued that tradition, with players performing routines and interacting with enthusiastic fans. Despite the excitement, the Bananas fell 1-4 to the Firefighters in the first game of the series.
