Where can you look at the Savannah -Bananas today: channel, live stream, time, television plan for games against party animals

The Savannah bananas are ready to take over another football stadium.

Two weeks after playing in front of 81,000 fans in a sold -out memorial stadium in Clemson, South Carolina, the bananas will relegate to the Nissan Stadium, the home of the Tennessee Titans of the NFL.

In previous trips to Nashville, the bananas played in First Horizon Park, the home of Nashville Sounds, the Triple-A subsidiary of the Milwaukee Brewers. However, the Nissan Stadium can hold up to 69,000 people with a sold out quantity that is expected for Saturday.

This year's representation of Banana Ball is still a smashed success. The party animals-die archnesis of the banana are the opposition on Saturday with first place for 8 p.m.

Here you will find everything you need to know about the bananas on Saturday, including television and live stream options for your game against the party animals.

Where can you look at the Savannah -Bananas today: TV channel, live stream

• TV channel: ESPN2
• Live stream: Fubo

The game on Saturday between the Savannah Bananas and the party animals is broadcast live on ESPN2.

The spectators can also stream the game live with Fubo, which offers a free trial version so that you can try it out before buying.

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Savannah Bananas vs. Party animals early days

• Date: Saturday, May 10th
• Time: 8 p.m. et

The game of this weekend between the Savannah Bananas and the party animals should begin on Saturday, May 10th, at 8 p.m.

The game is played at the Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, which holds up to 69,000 fans.

Savannah Bananas TV Schedule 2025

Disney platforms will broadcast a total of 10 games with the Savannah bananas this summer. Eight games are broadcast on ESPN2 and two games are broadcast on ESPN.

Here is a look at the upcoming television plan for the bananas.

Banana ball rules

Banana Ball has 11 rules that give the game more entertainment value and eliminate long distances without measures.

1. Each inning is worth a point. The team that wins the inn comes to the point for this inning. In the last inning of the game, every run counts.
2. A new inning cannot be started after two hours of play.
3. A striker cannot step out of the box. When a batsman gets out, a strike is added to the number.
4. A bat should not be colorful.
5. A striker may try to steal the first basis on any pitch of a bat.
6. There are no walks. When a pitcher throws four balls, every defensive player has to touch the ball on the field before becoming live. A bat can drive as many bases as possible.
7. Catchers and trainers are not allowed to visit the hill.
8. When a fan catches a foulball, the catch leads to an out.
9. When the game is bound at the end of the time limit, the showdown -tiebreaker decides which team the game wins.
10. Each team may question a decision on the field (Fair/foul ball calls, strength/day games and game calls). The fans will also have the ability to challenge a judgment during the game.
11. With the Golden Batter rule, a team can send a racket in one place in the line -up. It can only be used once per game.

(You can find more details about the showdown -tiebreaker, challenges and other rules here.)