The summer of Banana Ball continues tonight with another televised Savannah Bananas game on ESPN.
Tonight, the Bananas take over Citizen’s Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies, to take on the Texas Tailgaters.
The Savannah Bananas play an exciting take on baseball that emphasizes trick plays, showmanship, and fan participation, not unlike the exhibition take on basketball that the Harlem Globetrotters popularized.
The team is spending the summer on the road, playing against the three other Banana Ball teams, the Party Animals, the Firefighters, and the Tailgaters.
Here’s how to tune in to Banana Ball tonight.
The Savannah Bananas game is on ESPN tonight, July 26, at 7 p.m. ET.
If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to watch the Savannah Bananas on TV. Our favorite live option is DIRECTV, which includes ESPN in its signature CHOICE package ($59.99/month for your first month) or its MySports Genre Pack ($69.99/month). Both packages come with a free trial.
In addition to airing on TV, the Savannah Bananas game will also stream live on Disney+ and ESPN+ for subscribers.
Disney+ starts at $9.99/month, while ESPN+ has one streaming package for $11.99/month. You can also bundle both services with Hulu for as low as $16.99/month.
After tonight, 4 more Savannah Bananas games will air on the ESPN family of networks between now and August. All times below are listed in ET.
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