Savannah Bananas Draw Record 102,000 Fans in Loss to Texas Tailgaters
Quick Look
- The Savannah Bananas attracted a record 102,000 fans in a 4-3 loss to the Texas Tailgaters at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas.
- The attendance surpasses the team's previous high.
- Dude Perfect performed trick shots during the event.
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Why It Matters
The Savannah Bananas are a professional baseball team known for their entertaining 'Banana Ball' format. Kyle Field is typically home to Texas A&M football games, with the venue's large capacity enabling the record attendance.
The Savannah Bananas sensation continues. On Saturday night, the team played in front of 102,000 fans in its game against the Texas Tailgaters. That's an all-time attendance record for the team, which lost to the Tailgaters 4-3 in its latest display of Banana Ball. The Bananas played at Kyle Field, home to the Texas A&M football team in College Station. Judging by the pregame vibes, the only way to tell at a glance that the Aggies weren't playing was from the jerseys fans were wearing. Joining the Bananas on the field were the Dude Perfect trick shot team, who executed a dunk on the plate umpire.
Open Questions
- What was the previous attendance record for the Savannah Bananas?
- How many games remain in the season?
